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The Black Toolkit
RAD Tool and IDE for PHP, JSP, ASP, C++ and Java Swing
The interface supports drag and drop HTML components, javascript and scriptlet events, and generate a very fast code, with no additional softwares layers or libraries. You can put your libraries, like jQuery. The generated code works with all browsers. You can create and debug Applets or Java Swing applications easily with the Visual Editor of the tool. Build C++ applications. -
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Simple SQL query tool that allows to connect to MSSQL and MySQL servers and MS Access files. A form of linking queries is possible and showing result in a map or in a chart is build in.
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The Hironico Db Tool is a graphical database client that can run on all major platforms today. It provides a powerfull, feature rich and user friendly set of tools to work with databases of any vendor using Java drivers while being fast & light.
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CoolSQL is a free database client software. It is better for people who develop applications related to database and manage database. CoolSQL is written by Java, so it can run on the platform where installed the Java Runtime Environment (1.5 or above).
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SQL-Kitten is a generic sql client written in Java that can be used to connect to any jdbc compliant database. Some features are: Run SQL queries, Search within resultsets, Easy insert/update/delete, insert/update CLOB and BLOB datatype
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A command line database interface / sql client written in Java. Can be run from a command shell. Configurable via command line or properties files. Features command history and more...
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Currently dead. Web-based SQL client that can connect to any number of databases using JDBC. Provides a clean, simple and fast interface using HTML and Javascript to make it very easy to run common SQL queries. Faster than your average Swing-based client
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Lightweight SQL querying tool written in Java. Connects to any JDBC compliant database and will run on any OS with a Java VM. Features: keyword highlighting, result formatting, statement history, multi-window, multiple database connects at one time.
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The scalable Java DB Client is a customizable java application where fields and general DB info is entered in a config file and the proper GUI is generated at run-time. Entries can then be added, and a final submit/update to the (PostgreSQL/MySQL) Databas
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ViennaSQL is a GUI SQL client written in 100% Java. ViennaSQL can communicate with any database that has a JDBC driver. It should run anywhere Java runs.
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Squirrel SQL Object Viewer Plugin
Moved project to objectviewer
This plugin is to allow a developer to introspect a BLOB column via the Squirrel SQL client. The initial focus will be on viewing Java objects but this will be expanded as time goes on.
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