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    A fully automated database benchmark suite that prints tabular and graphic results for multiple tested disciplines, given JDBC database connections. Some free open source database engines are included.
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    Beagle is a Java lightweight framework to fetch database entries in an optimized data structure.It can be useful in those application that need to a fast data access.It is designed around Agile Methodologies with pattern of Test Driven Development.
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    A platform for web sites and services that require solid support for rich user interfaces in a fail-safe and scalable architecture. It consists of a frontend Javascript framework (also usable stand-alone) and a backend PHP/MySQL environment.
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    jPersist is an extremely powerful object-relational database persistence API that manages to avoid the need for configuration and annotation. jPersist uses JDBC and can work with any database supported by JDBC and any type of connection resource.
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    mda4eclipse is a domain-driven and model-driven development eclipse plugin. Its purpose is to present a way of using different project sites to work together and establish a shared development environment.
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    Multired is middleware for automatic dynamic generation of multi-resolution representations for large spatio-temporal databases. It also provides an API which uses the middleware to support user-guided navigation of spatiotemporal data.
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    Yop is an object oriented persistence API generator.It supports various programming languages such as PHP5 and Java.The goal of this project is to provide an easiest and fastest way to deal with persistence by using a simple XML object description format
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    JXmlSql is a Java database API ( MySql, Oracle, Access )that eliminates JDBC code. JXmlSql allows developers to define application and prepopulation SQL statements inside xml files. Options for query, insert, update, delete, report and prepopulation SQL.
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