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Model driven code generation can improve coding standards, speed, quality of development and reduce your costs. From my experience generating code from XML using XSLT is one of the best and fastest solutions. This is just the base of the framework presenting the idea, any code template can be implemented upon request. Some sample generators are present for SQL / PLSQL / C# / AnsiC / Java The main target is to generate DTO/BDO/POJO objects based on the database definitions in multiple...

Set of cross-platform c++ frameworks including database API, XML support, abstracted database backends, report-writer, forms interface and graphing.

WikyBlog is a CMS/Groupware application written in PHP/MySQL that fuses collaborative editing features of wikis with user friendly publishing characteristics of blogs. MediaWiki derived wiki syntax, AJAX enhanced, UTF8 and extendable (google maps).

Persistence Framework for Java with no JDBC or SQL knowlege needed. An easy to use Administration GUI is provided to hook into almost any database. No XML configuration mapping files! Easiest Java Database layer out there period.

AJAX JDBC ResultSet in Javascript. Uses XMLHTTP to send xml server data to a web browser HTML form with no refresh, reload or submit (like Google Suggest). Data can be SQL, object relational map (like Hibernate), XML, other mapping (like SOAP)

XQDB is a XML-XQuery-Database Management System. Based on PHP and a relational database (SQL). The treestructur is saved by the nestedset-technology. XQDBMS is supporting XPath- and XQuery-expressions.

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