MPS allows to create tools/plugins within MPS. You cann use jdbc to access a mysql for example.
There is also a feature called "custom persistance". Models get persisted as xml files, but you can write your own persistance mechanism to access mysql via jdbc.
I guess there are various ways to connect to a database, depending on your specific use-case.
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MPS allows to create tools/plugins within MPS. You cann use jdbc to access a mysql for example.
There is also a feature called "custom persistance". Models get persisted as xml files, but you can write your own persistance mechanism to access mysql via jdbc.
I guess there are various ways to connect to a database, depending on your specific use-case.