(more info at bottom)
I am using Maven to fetch the MySQL Connector for java
dependency>
<groupId>mysql</groupId>
<artifactId>mysql-connector-java</artifactId>
<version>8.0.16</version>
</dependency>
As such, it shows up in my External Libraries (intellij)
However, in my code, I cannot import java.sql.*
, as java.sql is not an option.
In addition, I have made sure that my Project Structure is correct, having the dependency set as Compile scope
I have also invalidated cache.
I have been stuck on this issue for a bit and cannot find a resolution; any help is appreciated.
More info: java.sql Works in java 8 projects Works in blank java 12 projects (not created with openjfx 12 archetype)
Inside main I now have this line of code:
java.sql.Connection c = null;
The error message I get when running is:
Error:(37, 9) java: package java.sql is not visible
(package java.sql is declared in module java.sql, but module com.github.phaserush does not read it)
The error indicates you are using the Java module system, and the java.sql
module (containing packages java.sql
and javax.sql
) is not part of the default set of modules loaded by Java. You will need to explicitly depend on it.
In your src/main/java
edit your module-info.java
and add requires java.sql;
. For example:
module com.github.phaserush {
requires java.sql;
}
Where com.github.phaserush
is your module name based on the exception message in your question.