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Build Agents and Models on One PlatformGemini Enterprise Agent Platform is Google Cloud's comprehensive platform for developers to build, scale, govern, and optimize agents and models. Choose from Google's most advanced models and third-party models like Anthropic's Claude Model Family.
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Custom VMs From 1 to 96 vCPUs With 99.95% UptimeLive migration and automatic failover keep workloads online through maintenance. One free e2-micro VM every month.
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Java Data Engine API. Why not (try to!) forget data distribution and management headaches in distributed environments. Ready to start examples included.
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SQLProcessor is a facade for parts of the JDBC API. JDBC is used, but with an interface that hides the repetition and complexity. We have found SQLProcessor code can be quicker to write, less error prone, and more amenable to reuse.
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Raptus AG/SA, a swiss company, has released their java / jsp based SiteEditor, CMS, list generator software as opensource. Including: Modules, XML config, Struts, own API, Components, WYSIWYG, multilanguage, multiuser, webbased manager
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<b>JAVA LOGGING API that targets:<br> - Simplicity (1 line to init & log, no external objects)<br> - Maintability (auto monthly & yearly archives)<br> - Performance (bckg min priority thread pool)<br> - Extensibility (simple design)<br> Try it!</b>
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Train ML Models With SQL You Already KnowBuild and deploy ML models using familiar SQL. Automate data prep with built-in Gemini. Query 1 TB and store 10 GB free monthly.
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SQL Star, a SQL client provides a common Graphical User Interface (GUI) for all database servers (like, oracle, microsoft sql server, mysql etc.,) using JAVA JDBC 3.0 API With type 4 driver.
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Would you like to have some facilities for database applications? Or are you looking for a stable log system? I want to offer you many features you probably miss in Sun's Java API.
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Manage the place of interests-hotels-restaurant archive for a travel agency that sells custom developed tours and then let you build the tour, computing costs, print description, compute revenues.
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A JAVA package (that can be compiled to a COM DLL) that assists database programmers in generating dynamic SQL, from any platform (using JAVA), eliminating ugly string concatenation code for a more eloquent OO approach.
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"Versionable Store - OX" is a single-user Object Database written in Java. The basic API is simple and elegant to use on new projects or incorporate in existing projects for persistence support.
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Go from Code to Production URL in SecondsSkip the Kubernetes configs. Cloud Run handles HTTPS, scaling, and infrastructure automatically. Two million requests free per month.
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This project aims at providing simple Java API to the querying/Modification/Object[Un]Marshalling of XML documents and its fragments regardless of the documents source.
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StoreX is the next generation information management system. It acts as a backend repository for applications eg. emails, blogs, twikis etc. It provides an API on a local machine or on a remote machine connected through our WebDAV protocol.
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Bridging Objects and Relational Databases. Transparent persistence for Java Objects against RDBMS. Provides ODMG 3.0 and JDO 1.0 compliant API.
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S.O.D.A. is a an object API to communicate with databases. The current specification is focussed on queries. Goals are: type safety, object reuse, minimum string use, programming language independance.
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Lightweight Object to RMDB framework. Provides a simple API for working with a DB through DBBean objects.
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Greybird DB is a Java framework for building embedded database applications based on Berkeley DB from Sleepycat Software. MIT license. Requires Java 1.3.1+ and Berkeley DB 4.0.14.
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aaJGuestBook is and advanced guestbook writen in Java (JSP/JavaBeans). It uses the JDBC API for database access; It is highly extensible and portable. It can be used on any RDBMS having an implementation of the JDBC API. It can be configured for use
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A JSP custom tag library enabling direct communication with IBM's UniVerse and UniData (U2) databases using the UniObjects for Java API. UniDBTags is based on the DBTags tag library from Apache's Jakarta Project.
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Open Simp-X is an openly developed Scalable Internet Management Platform - eXtended by plug-ins. Open Simp-X handles all the data and underline structure of Internet Applications.
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Type 2-JDBC driver for MySQL and wrapper for native C-API. A type-2 JDBC driver combines Java and native (C-API) methods to access a database. Please use the Java mailing list at www.mysql.org for general discussion, but use sourceforge for bug reports.
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ranjan is a XML(SAX and DOM) API for Databases written in Java. ranjan converts a java ResultSet to XML. ranjan can also return the results in XML given a SQL statement (and a java.sql.Connection to the Database). ranjan wor
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CUG user management: simple java api to create applications to support basic system adminstration taks. Escpecially tailored for administration of nds/groupwise servers with lang=dutch (NL) personal naming rules.
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an API for rapidly developing Java, desktop apps It includes a virtual desktop , user interface API, GUI client for management of SQL databases,and a form design tool which allows basic application code to be generated from a SQL table or tables
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The goal of the Standard MP3 Database Project (SMDP) is to provide a standard means of storing MP3 ID3 tag and Ogg comment information within a database, such as PostgreSQL, and MySQL, along with an API for querying a SMDP-compliant database.
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zxJDBC implements the Python Database API version 2.0 in Java. It utilizes JDBC to provide database connectivity in Jython.
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XQuench is an XML Query parser and engine. The aim is to provide programmers with an API that implements the specifications at http://www.w3.org/XML/Query At first, XQuench will be Java-only. Future versions will include C++, while keeping a similar API.
