Search Results for "concept"

RETE-DB is a customizable, multi-user web database frontend; suitable for *Address databases, *Bug management, *Todo lists, *File Server. RETE-DB is built for the internet; designed for speed, scalability and security. (group concept for access rights)

NEXD is a native XML-Database. It uses a relational database as mass storage and is implemented in Java. NEXD provides a flexible component architectur, a soap interface and a new concept for virtual documents that reuse existing xml fragments.

ConStore is a light-weight model-oriented storage facility for concept networks (Concept-Nets) with seamless object-oriented programming interface. Concept-Nets can be viewed as arbitrary graphs where the vertices as concepts and the edges as Relations.

Java Object Base is an API providing persistence in Java. This API introduces the concept of persistent maps extending JDK maps. Persistent maps are processed in transactional contexts. They support application identity as well as datastore identity.

eYe Project is a distribution of Sambar Webserver, MySql database and PhP in a Windows enviroment. Complete configured, ready to use. There are also lots of modules available for use in this project. The concept is to setup a complete web-database server

JETHRO (Java Engine for Translating and Hiding Relational to Object) is a "bottom-up" persistence framework, designed in an "API+Provider" fashion. Based on the Data Transfer Object (DTO) concept, it offers a Transparent Query engine.

SPUnit is an application of the popular xUnit framework concept to enable unit testing of SQL Server stored procedures. The project includes a set of framework stored procedures that provide similar fixture and assertion capabilitieis to the other xUnit f

Tiger is an object-oriented database, written in java. It uses the concept of primary keys, aggregates, relations and indexes for finding java objects in persistent storage. Tiger have support for transactions and remote access.

...The software is built as a network of information articulated using concepts (figure). The website should not be understood as a conventional search engine but as different ways to navigate within this knowledge (information and concept) network. Each information is thoroughly formalized; the aim is not exhaustivity or information amount but rather information quality so as to ensure the best possible articulation within the existing network (quality of the network) and ensure the subject diversity so as to cover the field with robustness.