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    CommandCentre

    CommandCentre

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    Free to join for developers who support the Free Software Foundation cause. This is my research project from 2003, which I recently updated with acceleration- and console changes (Surround Sound, Doppler Effects, Device Updates, Physics) in a long weekend but project should be considered abandoned. Additionally, the Performer libraries have been abandoned by Silicon Graphics. Minor setup- and make reconfiguration bugs, no changes planned.
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    Easy DB Connection makes the MySQL, SQL Server, MS Access and PostgreSQL connection to your java project. In just one line code you can get connected to your database. It includes the MySQL, SQL Server and PostgreSQL driver connections. You have just to
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    JucaDB is a relational database engine written in Java, supporting a subset of ANSI SQL-92. There is a JDBC driver with full suport. Client-server, referential-integrity and other features are implemented.
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    The goal of this project is to develop a modular SQL engine (JDBC driver) that can be grafted onto any raw database (such as a large flat ASCII file) through a database module API. Writing database drivers is much easier that writing a whole RDBMS.
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