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A platform independant database tool. SQueaL allows you to edit your queries and stored procedures. As well it lets you browse and administer your database structure. SQueaL connects to DBs through JDBC 2.
DbGen is an object-relational mapping tool for
Java programmers. It helps database programmers gain easier access
to data sources through JDBC by generating database-aware Java objects
in source code form.
Joint is a competent middleware server that supports: load balancing, distribution, naming services, transaction handling, run-time updates, centralized logging and much more. Platform independent and open for use with any SQL database.
HotelCalifornia is a framework for converting XML to Java objects. HC::templator2 is a template based text generator. HC::org.smpl reconstructs E-R diagrams and uses Encoders to generate JSPs, JavaBeans, HTML database documentation, etc.
DBDOM bridges the gap between XML and relational databases.
DBDOM is an implementation of the World-Wide Web Consortium's (W3C) Document Object Model in SQL.
DBDOM turns any RDBMS into an XML application server.
MetaPersist takes an enitrely "Java-centric" approach to RDBMS persistence. In contrast to most existing Java-RDBMS integration packages that facilitate the mapping of existing RDBMS tables to classes and vice-versa, MetaPersist provides a natural, strai
JDBC-based Object-Relational mapping system. It maps Java objects to RDBMS. It generates SQL for retrieving, saving, and deleting objects. It does XML<=>RDBMS. It autogenerates keys, maintains dependent objects and relations.
A console-based (Swing gui also in the future ...) interactive db query tool written in Java/JDBC. It goes beyond the typical tools by introducing a SQL-like metadata query language that allows interactive querying of DatabaseMetaData and ResultSetMetaDa
It is a servlet/JSP based web application to manage your research references and notes. There is also a public server for those who do not have their own servlet engines. The public server can be customized so that it act like your private one.
JReplica is a java distributed database replication system developed during a European Research Project in the department of Informatics of University "La Sapienza" of Roma under the supervision of Prof.ssa Catarci, Prof. Santucci and Ing. Curci.
LBPool (Load Balanced Pool) is a database statement pool, that can handle both normal and prepared statements on multible connections to an SQL database.
The goal is to make a fast fault tolerant pool.
The purpose of this software is primarily to create a Book Catalog using barcode data from the freely avaliable cuecat(tm) bar code reader. It will use a rdms backend database, and allow synchronization between different library branches.
Tobedone is a Swing Java Applet which helps companies to organize their projects. It stores
its data in a MySQL database and provides you with a rich set of manipulation tools.
We have designed and implemented a pragmatic, generic and flexible approach to provide simple user interfaces for the management (creation, search, update etc.) of XML structured data.
Converts XML files and/or SQL schemas into Java sources. Types of variables are determined from the sample values. Attributes and elements are treated the same, making writing the XML very simple. Directives are given in the java: and sql: namespaces.