Mysql-Mcp-Server

What is Mysql-Mcp-Server?

Mysql-Mcp-Server is a Model Context Protocol server implemented in Java as a Spring Boot starter. It supports multiple data sources and communicates via the STDIO transport.

How to use Mysql-Mcp-Server?

Build the project with the Maven wrapper (./mvnw clean package -Dmaven.test.skip=true), then configure the server in your MCP client by specifying the java command with datasource connection parameters and the absolute path to the built JAR.

Key features of Mysql-Mcp-Server

• Java-based MCP server using Spring Boot
• Multi‑data‑source support
• STDIO transport for integration
• Packaged as a Spring Boot starter

Use cases of Mysql-Mcp-Server

• Expose MySQL database queries via the Model Context Protocol
• Provide a Java‑native MCP server for AI tooling
• Manage connections to multiple relational databases from one MCP endpoint

FAQ from Mysql-Mcp-Server

What transport does Mysql-Mcp-Server use?

It uses the STDIO transport for communication with the MCP client.

What are the runtime dependencies?

Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and a MySQL datasource (URL, username, password) configured at startup.

How is authentication handled?

Authentication is done through the datasource credentials supplied via command‑line arguments (-Dspring.datasource.username and -Dspring.datasource.password).

Does Mysql-Mcp-Server support multiple databases?

Yes, the server explicitly supports multiple data sources.