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Fourth generation database designer and code-generator for educational purposes and speeding-up database designing and creating work.
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The class libraries here provide infrastructure for creating simulations of low energy nuclear physics experiments, as well as some useful working programs that do simple simulations and analysis of experiments performed with magnetic spectrographs.
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Dbf2Ecore creates an EMF Ecore metamodel from .dbf files of a DBase database. The data can then also be converted to the EMF model.
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influx is a Java based mid-tier solution for multi-tier application environments that offers a pluggable tier segmentation mechanism (i.e. changing Hibernate to OpenJPA at runtime). Transport feature for object transfer between tiers w/o DI, IoC, or XML.
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The project we are undertaking is to come up with a community website to facilitate all. The development will involve a mix of various components. It will primarily use EJB 3.0 with MySQL at the backend. The web 2.0 front end will be Ajax based.