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Skaringa is an API for Java, JSON and XML language binding. It transforms Plain Old Java Objects into JSON or XML documents and back. Typical applications are data exchange, object persistence and object transformation.
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A collection of discreet, mostly Web-related libraries, utility classes, and some AWT code (good for applets). Package xentity implements a JDBC-based administrative system for building an O/R persistence layer.
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Stasis is persistence (ORM) framework written in Java. It supports arbitrary relational databases, project-specific profiles with rules for Java-to-DB mapping, persistent-events handling or filtering expressions.
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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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ValueObjects Framework accelerates Service-Oriented Architecture development by providing an API and IDE plug-in for SOAP-compliant objects built on existing persistence engines. Supports Oracle Application Development Framework and JDeveloper 10g.
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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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RDBS2J is a GUI based mapping tool from relational database schema to persistent java classes which use JDO as persistence mechanism. The mapping can be modified by the GUI. The current version is designed to create code for Apache-OJB.
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The OJB Console is an extensible struts web application featuring transparent browse, search, create, update and delete functionality for the objects configured within the Object Relational Bridge (OJB) persistence framework.
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Bridging Objects and Relational Databases. Transparent persistence for Java Objects against RDBMS. Provides ODMG 3.0 and JDO 1.0 compliant API.
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Momoko is a framework for developing distributed, multi-user, network-aware applications. It includes facilities for storing objects in a tree structure, a shell for manipulating the object database, orthogonal persistence, scripting support, and a trans
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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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