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SQL Mapper
SQL Mapper is a simple Java library which helps in dealing with JDBC.
Using this library you can focus on how you want to map results of your SQL query to your domain objects. You don't need to use any xml configuration (like, for example in MyBatis/iBatis). You also don't need to use any annotations to run SQL Mapper. The SQL Mapper is similar to Spring JDBC Framework, but it has some of its features simplified and some changed. It runs on JDK 7 or higher. The zip archive contains the library jar, sources and javadocs, and also a demo which shows how to... -
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Pif SqlObjects
SqlObjects - SQL library for Java
Pif SqlObjects is a small and light library that helps to interact with database without writing down any SQL code and provides a small management of entities. This has been achieved considering SQL statements and relative clauses as objects. Note: sources available on sample project lib folder. HOW TO: Download the project and save it in a temporary directory. After this, unzip the file and open in your browser this file: pif-sqlobjects-1.0_reference_manual.htm. Further... -
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SPARQL to Object Oriented eNgine allows users to expose their traditional data sources (RDBMS, OODBMS, XML, LDAP, ecc) as RDF data, through a SPARQL endpoint.
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