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rdb2oo is a project to create source code for classes which correspond to tables in a relational database.
rdb2oo is also about creating an object oriented abstraction layer for simple database access.
The getMap/DBMeta project provides a library to access database metadata information in a convinient OO way.
Also available is some code to automaticaly generate EJBs from database metadata.
UMDS is small, strong and expansible project. The model offers a uniform method of conceptual view of the diverse data as a sequence of bits and a uniform method of keeping and processing
this sequence on the external storage.
DeZign2DODS simplifies database development with Enhydra. It provides the glue between DeZign and DODS.
Note: this project has been set to "inactive", since I'm no longer using DODS.
DOnut's goal is to provide a framework for easing the incorporation of design patterns into the development process. DOnut is both a project and a tool for generating source code based on design patterns.
This project wlll allow any developer to easily add/edit/delete records from any database. Also, Database control will allow any user to easily add Database Aware controls to any JSP or Servlet page. See Home Page Link for more info.
Exodus is a database migration tool. It is intended for migrating data from production environment to development environment. It is an web/desktop front-end to project Jailer.