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Database forms library and constructor written in java. User application consists of database objects definition, declarative forms definition (stored in Oracle or PostgreSQL repository database) and java classes, which extеnds base form class. Constructor are based on this library and also may be used as sample application. Project was started in year 2003 as C++/Win32 library.
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HyperSQL is like a doxygen plus javadoc for SQL, hypermapping SQL views, packages, procedures, and functions to HTML source code listings and showing all code locations where these are used.
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Oasis is an Oracle Application Server Internet Session Web Admin. Install the perl script to the cgi-bin directory of the Oracle IAS. Run it on a web browser to view and terminate Forms User Sessions.
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An open solution to efficiently creating Java/Swing based client GUIs tightly integrated with backend data sources and business logic containers (JDBC/SQL, EJB, Hibernate...etc). The library provides similar functionality to Oracle Forms in Java.
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