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The Technology Explorer for IBM DB2 is a light weight, web based console for DB2 that helps you learn about DB2 using demonstrations and tutorials. The TE is designed from the ground up to be easy to use and customize to suit your needs.

Conserve is no longer hosted at SourceForge, we have moved to GitHub: https://github.com/ConserveORM/main

...IMPORTANT: In order to run SafePassDB you need to have Java installed on your computer. Java is free and can be downloaded from - http://www.java.com/

Graph-RAT is a database abstraction layer designed to make it easy to use a large library of graph-analysis routines on a database as well as add new kinds of algorithms to data mining.

SchemaSpy analyzes database metadata to reverse engineer dynamic Entity Relationship (ER) diagrams. It works with just about any JDBC-compliant database (Oracle/MySQL/DB2/SQL Server/PostgreSQL/Sybase/etc) and can identify Ruby on Rails relationships.

DbMaintain enables automatic roll-out of updates to a relational database. It brings database scripts into version control just like regular source code and can be used to transparantly deploy databases from development on to production.

Fill your database with test data, move in and be happy. DataRoller is a small program that will insert rows into your database based on a file describing your tables and columns. Script files describe how each table relates to other tables, how DataRoller should geneate foreign keys, and how each column should look. DataRoller executes your script file, generating insert statements and filling your database with data.

Our aim is to enable Web applications to consume linked data from the Web. With SQUIN (Semantic Web Query Interface) we will provide a Web data query service as an addition to the LAMP technology stack. This service executes queries over the whole We

jydbconsole is a database console inspired by psql - terminal-based front-end to PostgreSQL. Is written in jython and uses JDBC drivers to talk to databases, uses terminal console (unix only) or java swing as an user interface.

This system is designed to support descriptive metadata for scientific data. Using descriptors and controlled vocabularies available, users should be guided through a web interface allowing quick and easy registration and maintenance of datasets that are under their custodianship. The initial aim is to produce a system that will support the UK MEDIN (a UK GEMINI Superset) metadata standard, with possible expansion to other standards at a later date.

Tockit tries to build a framework for Conceptual Knowledge Processing (CKP) and Formal Concept Analysis (FCA) in Java, using a component-based approach, XML formats and a three-tier architecture.

Starting with Oracle 12c RMAN backups can be scheduled completely from within the database. No need for a backup script in the file system any more. This project provides a PL/SQL package to configure daily and weekly RMAN backups.

eubirdb is a bird(watchers) DB for name translation (scientific,it,en,fr,de,sp,nl) and retrieval, wants to be a base for birdwatchers (and ornithologists) software&data (checklist,img,...). Currently for EU(ring) aims to worldwideness. See forums for mor

Joseki: The Jena RDF Server. Joseki is a server for publishing RDF models on the web. Models have URLs and they can be access by HTTP GET. Joseki is part of the Jena RDF framework. Jena has moved to Apache: http://jena.apache.org/ Joseki is replaced by Apache Jena Fuseki.

OO7J is a Java version of the original OO7 benchmark (written in C++) from Mike Carey, David DeWitt and Jeff Naughton = Univ Wisconsin-Madison.The original benchmark tested ODBMS performance. This project also includes benchmarking ORM Tools

Project aimed to: Easily generate a complete Liferay CRUD portlet from an XML file. Easily extend / modify what is being generated. Finally, to have an even greater liferay portal experience.

DbRevision project aimed to help developers implement automatic upgrade database structure from one reversion to other. DB structure described in independent, XML-based format. All upgrade actions described in XML too.

VMT (formerly Vehicle Maintenance Tracker) tracks the maintenance of multiple properties. Property can include vehicles, boats, planes, buildings, etc. This project is comparible to Auto-Do-It. Since this program uses Java, it is cross-platform.

olap4j is an open Java API for connecting to OLAP servers and writing analytic applications. Code is at https://github.com/olap4j/olap4j.

Reusable is a JPA ORM like Hibernate. But with focus on speed, speed, speed and development speed. Hibernate is like ANT - you can do everything. Reusable is like Maven - you cant do everything, but the development speed is greater.

GSN is a middleware (extendible software infrastructure) for rapid deployment and integration of heterogeneous wireless sensor networks. It is tested with Mica2, Mica2Dot, TinyNodes, Wisenode ,Wired & Wireless cameras, several RFID readers,...

xBook is a common framework for several archaeo-related database applications developed and published by Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. All database applications that are based on the framework (called Books) provide the same basic technical features, but each application can be extended individually. Especially the Synchronisation and the User Rights Management are strong features that allow creating backups and sharing your data to collaborate with other users. The...

Achieving dynamic application configuration without server restart is almost impossible using static property/xml files, or too complex to use JMX. DConfig makes it easy by Swing GUI, JDBC/Spring, JNLP, RDBMS; Plus examples in Struts, yui Ajax, JSF, JSP

SportWire is a website toolkit for high-speed high-volume collection, transformation and redistribution of documents. Sportwire is currently employed by xmlteam.com to translate multiple concurrent vendor news feeds into standard SportsML at over 20 documents per second.

A TEI XML edition of a small corpus of Latin texts written in Dalmatian city of Zadar (today in Croatia, then under Venice rule) by two humanist teachers. The edition is accompanied by XQueries designed to discover interesting features of the corpus. Queries can be reproduced with an XML database (BaseX, eXist).