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This project is an attempt to solve issues we face while using hibernate.Currently solving these four problems: 1)Updating object delete null data. 2)Projection returns list of object[] instead of pojo. 3)Don't write HQL 4)Paging logic rewrit
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Stasis is persistence (ORM) framework written in Java. It supports arbitrary relational databases, project-specific profiles with rules for Java-to-DB mapping, persistent-events handling or filtering expressions.
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This project provides a complete prototype Java Spring solution that any new Spring developer can use to create a prototype system quickly. The source code provided has Acegi for security, Displaytag for data paging, MySQL as back end database JCaptcha f
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This project in no longer active.
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ITCWorks a Java Framework with more than 500 Java classes. The foundation of ITCPro a visual UI for ORM++. ITCworks includes: - XML Bean Support (SOA,WSDL Schema Framework, Code Gen.)-ORM, object graph gen., SQL code gen., More info at <a href=www.i-tech
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The Genomic Diversity and Phenotype Connection (GDPC) written in JAVA uses web services to make XML formatted data publicly available. The GDPC Browser (front-end GUI) can access these services, and other applications can use the API.
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Ajax Data Objects (ajaxdo) provides an easy database persistency framework for JavaScript objects. Ajaxdo enables runtime loading, saving, deleting, and listing of JavaScript objects stored on the server database.
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ThinWire is an Ajax RIA framework for building zero footprint Ajax browser applications that feel like desktop GUI applications. Program Ajax on the server, using an event driven GUI model that reconnects program logic. All Major Ajax Browsers Supported!
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Java/JEE project that adds issue tracking functionality to any JEE project. It provides mechanisms to create (report) issues, and then take different actions over them using a predefined set of states. Use EJB, Struts, Hibernate and Jasper Reports.
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dbTier is Eclipse plugin that wrapping Hibernate libraries and provide unified data access interface for Eclipse RCP Applications.
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Forum-portlet is project, main aim of which is implementing jsr168 compatible portlet. Current targer portlet engine is Webmill portal and IBM WebSphere Portal.
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Argus is a JMX browser and instrument panel viewer designed for the Argos project. Argus is however a generic JMX browser and will work with all JMX enabled systems.
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JVFramework is an application framework for Java. It's main goal is to avoid code duplication (such as metatada, UI programming, etc) related to the construction of a web application, providing a declarative language for business tier programming.
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The Retrieval Component Integrator Project (RECOIN) intends to provide an extensible framework of Java classes to build a meta-search and information retrieval (IR) system based on heterogenous IR components as part of a modular retrieval process. The so
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The Areath project aims to create an easily reusable framework for putting together modernized (but still pleasingly retro) text-based games. Legends of Areath is a full game built using the framework.
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Java Object and Relation Persistence framework. No mapping configuration needed! Automatic mapping of object relations, inheritance, arrays ++. Also includes a DB-version migration framework. Powerful, yet easy to use.
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Get your database online quickly using configuration not code. Use this secure, scalable and proven enterprise technology to publish any relational data, any custom process on the internet. MySQL, Java, XML, XSL. xHTML GUI, beta voiceXML and WML/WAP.
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JDBL is a simple and flexible layer for moving data between Java objects and a relational database. It allows for direct, elegant use of SQL without the tedium of JDBC.
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Java Component created to persist and work with trees (it doesn't matter the type of persistence). Based on "Nested Set Model of Hierarchies" by Joe Celko. [Componente Java para persistir y trabajar con árboles (no importa el tipo de persistencia)]
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A small and simple annotation-driven bean persistence package that allows the developer to define template-based sql statements for all operations.
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MudMop, abbr. for Multi-User Discontinuous system MOdeling Platform, is an enterprise application framework, stands on modeling real world business which is discontinuous, and build business perspective data view and process operations to multi-users
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Riser is a dynamic object framework that aims to make business logic easy to code and maintain. Also in the scope of the project is creating UI tools that will bind to the dynamic objects and make it easy to keep model and presentation logic separate.
