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DMF: Distributed Multiplatform Framework
Development framework including code generator and UML ex/import
A component based programming framework. This project is aimed to support various target frameworks. A wxWidgets based GUI application is the major sample which also provides rapid database GUI design with UML import and export (db reverse engineering). -
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Visu@lGrid
Visu@lGrid - IDE for Building BOINC Projects
Visu@lGrid - UML for BOINC: A Modelling Language Approach for the Development of Distributed Applications based on the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing -
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Structs and Nodes Development for Java. An alternative approach to enterprise-class software development using a message oriented execution model and code generation. Deploys to servlet container + db environment.
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‘intelliworm’ is a prototype simulation of a Intelligent Species of a common earth worm,which inherits human like decision making capabilities through Neural Network intelligence representation,all developed by integrating .NET with Lisp and Yacc.
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Fully Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL ServerCloud SQL handles your database ops end to end, so you can focus on your app.
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The DBE Studio is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the Digital Business Ecosystem (DBE). It includes eclipse plugins that allow business services to be analysed, and corresponding software services to be defined, developed and deployed.
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sandboss is a messaging framework generator that creates complete communications, persistency, UI forms, configuration management, and runtime control infrastructure from struct and node declarations. Full generator support in the dependency-aware build
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This site is intended as a location containing a suite of tools to (1) Aid in the design of db APIs to be utilized in a J2EE environment and (2) generate stubs for the db API, Java classes and SQL DDL necessary to support the MVC pattern and the Data Own
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Codus is a comprehensive code generation tool for object-relational mapping. For a given database it automatically generates a full data access layer, web services for distributed programming, strongly-typed collections, and a full set of unit tests.
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Colle is the glue of a properly designed web application. It is written on several popular technologies of the Java and XML world including Servlet API, EJB 2.0, XSLT, JDBC, XML Schema, jdom, JAXP and others.
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This project is currently devoted two to SOA-enabling technologies: SqlBooster: A better data access layer for .NET solutions using ADO.NET (written completely in C#) for Microsoft Sql Server to support stored procedures and arbitrary SQL, ADO.NET tra
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ObjectBlox is a collection of libraries and utilities that provide a variety of useful services and functions for building distributed, cross-platform applications. It is written entirely in C# and runs on the .Net and Mono runtimes.
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A unique persistence layer for Java. CODO (Cursor Oriented Data Objects) maps generated Entity interfaces (suitable for DTOs) to a relational database via rendered SQL, reflection and JDBC Cursors where possible - avoiding associations.
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