Generated at build time
Annotation processing generates plain JDBC implementations during compilation.
Kaumei JDBC gives you the control of hand-written SQL with better safety, ergonomics, and observability than heavier frameworks. It keeps SQL statements visible in the source and generates the JDBC implementation at build time. This documentation helps you install it, try a small example, and look up the exact behaviour when needed.
Start with the installation guide. Then read the simple example. For context before adoption, see Introduction and Why Kaumei JDBC.
See the 0.1.0 release note for scope, limits, and planned next steps. This release is intended for early use and feedback.
Generated at build time
Annotation processing generates plain JDBC implementations during compilation.
SQL stays in the source
SQL statements stay visible in your Java code instead of being built from a runtime query model.
Integration friendly
Your application provides JDBC connections through JdbcConnectionProvider.
Guides and specification
Guides cover common workflows, while the specification records precise behaviour.