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JWhoisServer: java whoisserver / java whois server : a small, fast and highly configurable RFC 3912 compliant whois server written in java (platform independent) and using a RDBMS (mysql, postgreSQL, oracle, SQLite3, HSQLDB, JavaDB / Apache Derby, CUBRID, firebird2, H2 Database Engine, ...) as a storage engine.
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Daffodil Organizer is an e-mail client with the facility to import mails from the Microsoft Outlook's .pst files. In Daffodil Organizer mails are stored in RDBMS that provides maximum flexibility to organize your mails. You can also categorise your mail
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Comment.It is a web based system that allows the insertion of notes on WEB Pages.It was developed using JAVA technology and use a relational dbase to maintain the notes.It runs in a servlet engine like TOMCAT and any RDBMS compatible with JDBC/ODBC.
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aaJGuestBook is and advanced guestbook writen in Java (JSP/JavaBeans). It uses the JDBC API for database access; It is highly extensible and portable. It can be used on any RDBMS having an implementation of the JDBC API. It can be configured for use
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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