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Yet Another Elasticsearch GUI Client
Elasticsearch Desktop GUI client. An IDE to create and test your queries. -
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Dataman is a fully multi-threaded database server and client API libraries in C, C++, Java, and a PHP module has now been added as well. This is a 'direct access' database, not a relational one. It emulates the verbs of the EDITOR language.
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Eslink is a Eclipse plug-in collection for SAS® development. They provide a partly integration of the SAS® system into the Eclipse environment.
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This project provides transparent activation to DB4O using proxies instead of bytecode transformation.
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Azore is a computational fluid dynamics software tool for analyzing fluid flow and heat transfer.CFD provides engineers and scientists a method for analyzing a wide array of fluid mechanics, thermal, and chemical problems numerically on a computer.
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Persitancy api simaler to Prevailer but with more transparancy and less intrusiv to how you can disign your data structure. It uses a bytecode enhancer to add needed code to have your object presited betwhen sessions.
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zTable is a mini-DBMS written in Java. It has 2 parts: a back-end DBMS engine and a front-end Eclipse editor plugin. The engine can be embeded in any Java application. The Eclipse editor can be useful as a free DBMS for end-users.
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