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DAOMedge
DAO for all database server types with the Java POJO code generator
...A DAO system(ish). A simple to use DAO type library that transfers between database rows and POJO and vice versa. This translates from Java to SQL and back again. This code was written by a DBA whose approach isn't to persist java objects but to normalize the database and work from that side. The library and generator are fully documented. This comes with a simple scripting language language, called NotSQL because it is Not SQL, to make writing queries much easier. -
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SQL-Admin is a tool entirely written in Java. It uses JDBC and swing . Admin offers a SQL-Monitor, Data-Export, Data-Import, dynamic forms, guided Query, DML functions and data selection. It 's code-generator generates OO-Wrapper and SWING-GUI.
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Hibernate Pojo Generator generates all the Java code necessary to access a database via Hibernate Annotations (+ Spring) including JUnit tests (1 per table) that are able to run immediately without further customizations. Mostly tested with MySQL. Moved to GitHub: https://github.com/wwadge/hbnpojogen
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Generator of PHP classes from PostgreSql database. There are model, view, controller (MVC) classes generated by this tool. It is easy tool.
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SQL2JAVA is a SIMPLE, PRAGMATIC and POWERFUL code GENERATOR. It maps any relational schema to a java API dedicated to access your database schema. It supports Oracle, SQLServer, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Sybase, HSQL, etc... 2 minutes to install/try...
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Java developer's tool for query building that works with MySQL, AS400, Oracle, Sql Server and other JDBC DB's. Includes PreparedStatement Editor, Query Builder, SQL Code Generator, CSV Export, Database Navigator w/ regex filtering, Sql Diff & more.
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Fast, easy, Java developer's tool for query building that works with Apache Derby, HSQLDB, Sql Server and other JDBC DB's. Includes a PreparedStatement Editor, Query Builder, SQL Code Generator, editor with colorful letters & more.
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GUI Generator creates screens folks can use 2 do CRUD (create, review, update, delete) on tables in a DB. Makes fully internationalized & accessible screens so users can search, edit, run reports & much more. Help buttons work! Uses any DB w/JDBC drivers
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Emeraldjb, is a Object / Relational DAO generator for Java Applications. It allows developers to map relational database tables to XML and have the DAO pattern based SQL and Java source generated.
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Fourth generation database designer and code-generator for educational purposes and speeding-up database designing and creating work.
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This is a generator that creates PHP 4 code based on a PostgreSQL RDBMS for data entry into any database table or tables with 1-n associations or n-n associations. The generator now manages projects of more tables and has a complete graphical layout (CSS
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