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    QueryObjectFactory (QOF) is a lightweight runtime JDBC byte-code generator providing support for CRUD (create, retrieve, update and delete) operations and stored procedure calls. It uses Java annotations to define mappings and is fully OSGi ready.
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    Wormhole is a AUTOMATIC & REAL-TIME O/R Mapping framework of J2EE. No POJO needed any more. No need to maintenance mapping XML. When DB structure changed, Wormhole can refresh O/R mapping at runtime without restarting application.
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    interbreed

    HA Java Server - distributed Execution, noSQL, MapAndReduce and Grid

    The intension of the interbreed project is combine some of the promising new technologies (like Grid, noSQL Database Cassandra, OSGI and MapAndReduce) into one server architecture and ease the development of modern high scalability, high performance applications. The Api based upon easy to use annotationed pojo's to encapsulate the complexity of this modern technologies. The goal is the make programming noSQL, MapAndReduce and DistributedExecution in a high scalar environment as easy as...
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