Search Results for "jndi"

Druid is an open-source database connection pool written in Java. Druid is able to provide an extensive number of powerful monitoring functionalities for database connection. Druid has been deployed to the maven central repository. Druid provides a monitoring feature that can be implemented through filter-chain. It also comes with WallFilter, that is based on the SQL semantic analysis to protect from SQL injection attacks. Monitor connection leaks and connect to other databases, like Oracle database.

A JNDI DirContext factory which works very much like a JDBC DataSource returning ready-to-use DirContext objects. This project has moved to https://github.com/michael-o/dirctxsrc.

...Moved to GitHub: https://github.com/brabenetz/settings4j !!! The Programmer want the settings for Key 'xyz', and should not care about where the Settings comes from (Classpath/FileSystem, JNDI Context, DB, etc....) !!! Moved to GitHub: https://github.com/brabenetz/settings4j !!!

Configuration managment utility enables a Java application to read and manage configuration data from a variety of sources: property files, XML, database, JNDI, Log4J. Web client provided. JMX enabled.

Simple and extensible java configuration framework/component/API able to read XML, LDAP, dB, JNDI, system props, ini files... data as configuration sources. Supports a mixture of all. Also allows to export (parts of) configuration data in other formats.

"TianshanAS" is a J2EE server focusing on the specification implementation. It will not be a full-function j2ee server for enterprise use, but a mini-server with JNDI, JMS, EJB, JTS, JCA, CACHE and IOC microkernal for education purpose.

A tool for generating objects that allow easy mapping from java to jndi/ldap data storage and integration of different data sources in a transparent data access layer.

A set of tools for working with J2EE application servers. it includes a generic JDBC datasource implementation, and a jndi/rmi/iiop multiplexer for accessing remote application servers through a standalone web container

JellyFish is a toolkit for persisting Java objects to LDAP. Its goals are similar to those of Java Data Objects(JDO), but it targets JNDI instead of JDBC. JellyFish has a built-in filesystem JNDI provider, so you do not need an LDAP server to try it.

A Java component simplifying Directory service programming through LDAP. It uses (and aims to wrap/hide for the developer) JNDI internally.

LdapEngine, which includes an easy, more natural way to search and manipulate a LDAP tree (especially compared to JNDI). The second part is a graphical LD