Is it possible to enable database connection using NodeJS within react app and deploy bundled file in server?

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Is it possible to enable database connection using NodeJS within react app and deploy bundled file in server?



Here is my situation



I have a React app which uses Webpack to bundle all modules. Now I want to get data from database and show it in the App.



I understand we can develop node/Java backend service which will run on different port and access it from React app either using fetch/ajax but I don’t want backend service to run on different port.



I want to enable database connection within React app and get data from DB in the component. So, can I establish a database connection to get data from database within React app and bundle this node code in Webpack bundle.js? Will I be able to get data from database when this bundled file deployed in server? Eg. tomcat



Please suggest possible solution




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No, you wont, that's all because react is used in the front end.



However, you should check out React Server Side Rendering (SSR). That will definitely accomplish your task





Next.js is a nice framework for SSR!
– Tico
Aug 12 at 4:38





Ok. If I have server side react in my node service. Can that be deployed in tomcat?
– Think-Twice
Aug 12 at 6:13






The problem which I am facing right now is I have my backend service in node js and front end in ReactJS and both has to be deployed only in tomcat server.
– Think-Twice
Aug 12 at 6:16






@tico next.js is a Cisco framework for topology view right? Can you please let me know how that will help in my case.
– Think-Twice
Aug 12 at 6:21





@HemadriDasari No, maybe you're confusing it. Please check the link in the original post -- Straight from the GitHub repo: Next.js is a minimalistic framework for server-rendered React applications.
– Tico
Aug 12 at 8:11






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