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BaseMovil is a framework for fast development of J2ME applications: a powerful J2ME database engine, a scripting engine and an ui toolkit which is fully integrated with both and allows xml view definition. The framework handles device differences/bugs.
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jxDBCon a framework to ease the development JDBC drivers. By using it you can concentrate on the tasks specific to your DBMS and benefit from the generic solutions provided by jxDBCon. jxDBCon contains a featureful driver implementation for PostgreSQL
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JDBC-XML Driver for Mysql 4.0. Allow efficient definition ,storage and retrieval of answers to forms. This JDBC-XML driver is an extension to the mysql JDBC Driver adding XML capabilities.
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Ashpool is a lightweight XML Database written in Java. It is designed to query table like XML documents and has a built in JDBC driver. (Saxon Inside)
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