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    JED

    JED

    Java Editor For DataTables

    JED is a server-side library of classes that support the client-side jquery DataTables interface for displaying and editing tabular data on webpages. If you want to be able to not only display tabular data, but also want full CRUD (Create,Read,Update,Delete) functionality, then you need JED on the Java Platform. Supports MySQL and Oracle RDBMS on the back end. Our website has many examples on how to setup and use JED with DataTables. Be sure to visit and learn how to apply them on your...
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    Eclipse Visual Editor

    Community Supported Eclipse Visual Editor

    The Eclipse Visual Editor project is a platform for creating Visual classes and GUI builders within Eclipse. The project currently provides support for WYSIWYG editing of Swing/AWT and SWT/RCP user interfaces. Originally developed as an Eclipse Project the Visual Editor project was discontinued and archived in June 2011. This project is a community based fork of the archived sources.
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    This is an attempt to provide a more user-friendly editor using the eclipse platform for the alloy language. Please see MIT's Alloy website for any questions regarding the language (alloy.mit.edu).
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