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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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WebSQLClient
Dynamic web data entry client for JDBC data sources
... be configured manually. WebSQLClient comprises a database agnostic data load utility (SQLLoader), a data unload tool (SQLExport) and SQL scripting capabilities. The application is a combination of a Java based multi-threaded webserver and HTML and Java Script. The major technology used comprises : Java, jQuery, jQuery UI, jqGrid, XML, JSON, Ajax and JDBC. WSQLC’s main components are the WSQLC server and dynamically created HTML pages. 27-May-2012 : Release 1.0 code and manual available -
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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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