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    The Pentaho Personalizer is based on the "dead" project PentahoLooker. The Pentaho Personalizer is sponsored by Lizacom and have a "commercialy" financed core of developers to ensure that the project do not "die" by lack of time or interest.
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    Currently dead. Web-based SQL client that can connect to any number of databases using JDBC. Provides a clean, simple and fast interface using HTML and Javascript to make it very easy to run common SQL queries. Faster than your average Swing-based client
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    Datadog is an object persistence layer written in Java. Features include caching, transaction support, and much more using a rich and flexible API. Datadog is a dead project, and has not been updated since 2002. Use Hibernate if you must use Java.
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