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    minuteProject

    Reverse-engineering tool

    MinuteProject is reverse-engineering tool. It generates application stacks for opensource technologies. Backend technologies: iBatis, Hibernate, JPA, JPA2, springframework. REST: JEE-jersey, CXF, springMVC. Front-end: Openxava, Grails, Play. Methodology: FitNesse. In incubator: vaadin, jsf-primefaces, jooq, rails.
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    Jmr - Java Code Generator

    Jmr - Java Code Generator

    "black technology" will improve development productivity by 1.5 to 5

    ...Model: Database Model(like Table/View), Java POJO Model, Xml File Model and includes Transform/Mapping/Convert Tool Action: A Java Class can set Java variables to template. Support any kind of project Maven, Gradle, Web, Java, Android, PHP, Python etc. Support any kind of framework spring/springMVC, hibernate, ibatis/mybatis, struts/struts2, JPA etc. Support any kind of language Java the best.
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    Lily Code Generator

    A Java Web Code Generator

    Lily Code Generator can be used to generate all kinds of Java-based web code. It supports Struts2/SpringMVC, Spring 3, IBatis/Hibernate, Mysql 5 and Oracle.
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    SQLG2 is preprocessor and library that combines ideas of JDBC, SQLJ and iBATIS to simplify writing DB access code for small and medium-sized applications, making it similar to PL/SQL development. It is intended for use under JDK 1.6 or later.
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    AppGen eclipse plugin generate full java web application source codes based on Spring and iBatis. You can set the XML configuration mapping file from a database schema quickly by conventions, and can edit it easily. (requires java 1.5 or higher)
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    A command line interface for creating and managing Apache iBatis mapping files.
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    JSQL2iBatis, Generador de codigo. A partir de un fichero SQL con sentencias CREATE genera los ficheros java beans de iBatis y los xml correspondientes a los SQL Mapping. Es similar a Abator de iBatis pero mucho mas simple. Basado en plantillas Velocity.
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    A WYSIWYG database modeling tool based on eclipse,it can generate code for hibernate,ojb,ibatis,openJpa.The supported platform includes oracel,db2,mysql,mssql,sybase,derby,MaxDB,SapDB,PostgreSql,HsqlDB and the databases which has JDBC driver.
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