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Druid is a GUI tool for database build and management. Users can add/change/delete DB objects (tables, fields, etc). Druid generates for you: SQL scripts, docs in XHTML, PDF, DocBook, etc; code in C, C++ & Java Beans even for JDO and support Castor & OJB
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To create java beans based on a sample xml documents. It's much easier and efficient than Apache's XMLBEANS project. 1)No need DTD/Schema 2)Easier xml content navigation 3)Track XML<-->Java beans
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This is a ant2svg extension designed which provides a graphical rappresentation of tiles definitions hierarchy. It will be further exetended to provide spring beans rappresentation.
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JDBMaker is a general purpose database manager written in Java. It creates the database structure starting from the java beans with a very rigid mapping from the bean to tables. JDBMaker replies the pointer logic into the database structure.
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XML-based fixture management system for JUnit/Java. Includes JUnit extensions for automating fixture setup/destroy based on an XML description. Supports files, URL'S, SpringFramework Beans, JAR's, and Groovy scripting (future).
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