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QxOrm is a C++ library designed to provide Object Relational Mapping (ORM) feature to C++/Qt developers. QxOrm engine is based on a simple and non intrusive mapping function by class to provide : Persistence, Serialization, Introspection, Reflection.
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DB Object builder is a simple tool which can generate a lot of Java source file for you. Each Java source file map to a table in your database. It is like Hibernate, but it is smaller than it and do not use any complex XML configuration files.
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OPRM (Object Pascal Relational Mapper) is a simple and fast Object Relational Mapping class library for Delphi and FreePascal.
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Workflow Magic is an open source, robust, simple and fast, ERP Framework. Provides Customer Example, Supply Example, Financial Example and Production Example. You can implement any company model through our Business Rules Engine and ORM.
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jLips is a lightweight Java persistence container that implements database persistence through Java interfaces through a defined field naming scheme. Can be used with any JDBC database. jLips has a very small footprint and a simple interface.
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PersistMe is a .NET O/R mapper whose main focus is to be simple to use, adaptable to your software code patterns (not the other way) without sacrificing power and robustness. PersistMe Can be used by any .NET programming language (C#, VB.NET, etc).
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GLORP (Generic Lightweight Object-Relational Persistence) is a simple Smalltalk object-relational mapping tool using a non-intrusive architecture. This is a Camp Smalltalk Project (http://camp.smalltalk.org). Development is primarily hosted in the Ci
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SPOPS is a robust and powerful Perl module that allows you to serialize objects to different datastores (many SQL databases, LDAP, GDBM). It is unique in that it also allows you to apply security to these objects using a fairly simple but powerful schem
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Application developers spend over 30% of their time implementing relational database access in object-oriented applications. The Object Persistence Framework for .Net provides a solution for simple and complex persistence scenarios.
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I want to develop a framework that simplifies the process of creating client server applications, with a DB on one end and a gui on the other side.
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This project is a simple but funny attempt to implement a persistence layer between a relational database and a graphical application. Basically, it consists of a wine cellar management... try it!
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