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Are you facing a `database connection error` while working with Spring Boot? Discover how to resolve the issue with this detailed guide on setting up MySQL for your application.
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Troubleshooting Database Connection Errors in Spring Boot

Have you encountered the Database connection Error featuring a message like "cannot load driver class" while working with Spring Boot? This frustrating error usually occurs when your application cannot find the necessary database driver. Here, we’ll break down the problem and provide a comprehensive solution to get your application up and running smoothly.

Understanding the Problem

When running your Spring Boot application, you might see an error message similar to this:

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This message indicates that your application is unable to locate the MySQL driver class specified in your application properties, which is essential for establishing a connection to your MySQL database.

Common Causes

Driver Class Not Found: The specified driver class might be incorrect or missing.

Incorrect Dependency Configuration: The required JDBC dependencies may not be correctly set up in your project.

Driver Version Compatibility: The version of the MySQL driver may not be compatible with the Spring Boot version you're using.

Solution Steps

To resolve the Database connection Error, follow these steps:

Step 1: Update Driver Class Name

In your application properties file, update the driver class name from:

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To:

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This change can help if the class name is misconfigured or incompatible.

Step 2: Add Required Dependencies

Ensure that you have the correct dependencies in your pom.xml file for your Spring Boot application. You should include the following dependencies:

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These dependencies are crucial for integrating MySQL with your Spring Boot application.

Step 3: Verify Database Configuration

Ensure your database connection URL and credentials are correctly set in your application.properties file:

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Important Notes:

Replace sam and admin123 with your actual MySQL username and password.

Make sure the database RESERVATION exists in your MySQL server.

Step 4: Rebuild Your Application

After making the changes, always remember to rebuild your application. Use the following commands in your terminal:

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Then restart your Spring Boot application to check if the changes have resolved the issue.

Step 5: Enable Debug Logging (If Needed)

If you are still experiencing issues after these changes, try enabling debug logging to get more detailed error information. You can do this by adding the following line to your application.properties:

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This will provide more context about the errors in the logs.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the Database connection Error in your Spring Boot application successfully. Remember that ensuring correct driver configuration and dependencies is crucial when working with databases.

If you still face challenges, do not hesitate to seek further assistance through community forums or Spring Boot documentation. Happy coding!