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DB driven applications test driver
A JDBC proxy driver for the recording and replay of database access
JDBC proxy driver to support the development and testing of database driven applications. In record mode, the driver records all data requested from the database layer in files. These files replace the database connection when switching to replay mode. -
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Easy Random
The simple, stupid random Java beans/records generator
Easy Random is a library that generates random Java objects. You can think of it as an ObjectMother for the JVM. The java.util.Random API provides 7 methods to generate random data: nextInt(), nextLong(), nextDouble(), nextFloat(), nextBytes(), nextBoolean() and nextGaussian(). What if you need to generate a random String? Or say a random instance of your domain object? Easy Random provides the EasyRandom API that extends java.util.Random with a method called nextObject(Class type). This... -
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JED
Java Editor For DataTables
JED is a server-side library of classes that support the client-side jquery DataTables interface for displaying and editing tabular data on webpages. If you want to be able to not only display tabular data, but also want full CRUD (Create,Read,Update,Delete) functionality, then you need JED on the Java Platform. Supports MySQL and Oracle RDBMS on the back end. Our website has many examples on how to setup and use JED with DataTables. Be sure to visit and learn how to apply them on your...
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