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jdbc4sapnw
JDBC driver for accessing SAP NetWeaver based systems
...The driver uses the SAP Java Connector 3 (sapjco3) middleware to call the SAP system. There are no extensions required at the SAP systems by default. Only available remote functions will be used to extract data from sap (RFC technology). A valid SAP user is required for logon. The major goal for this project is to provide SAP data to other java based tools in a direct way (e.g. DB Visualizer, KNIME,...). The driver can be used for free for all non commercial projects and solutions. For commercial use please contact the autor. The current state for the project is alpha and "standby". ... -
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JWhoisServer: java whoisserver / java whois server : a small, fast and highly configurable RFC 3912 compliant whois server written in java (platform independent) and using a RDBMS (mysql, postgreSQL, oracle, SQLite3, HSQLDB, JavaDB / Apache Derby, CUBRID, firebird2, H2 Database Engine, ...) as a storage engine.
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