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Search Home : Computers : Programming : Languages : Java : Databases and Persistence
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- CrossDB: An open source Java API for writing object oriented SQL statements that will run on any database. [Open source]
- Eclipse Database: An advanced data modeling Eclipse plugin which allows: Data modeling, reverse/forward, generate DDL to SQL files, dictionary validation, working with 23 RDBMS (MySQL, DB2, Oracle), database console, working at three levels (diagrams, wizard, XML or Velocity templates). By Omondo. [Open source, LGPL, free and commercial versions]
- FireStorm: Generates database persistence logic based on relational database schema. Generates DAO, EJB and JDBC code.
- JSQL Product Suite: Classes for RDBMS server support, such as connection pooling, authentication, and caching. [Commercial]
- Java Client Database (JCDatabase): A simplified version of JDBC that runs on both the server and as part of client applications. [Commercial]
- Java Database Tools, Products and Resources: Extensive list of utilities for OO, OR and relational database application development in Java.
- PoolMan: Offers configurable JDBC pools to multiple databases and SQL query/ResultSet cache. Generic Java object pooling is also available. [LGPL]
- SQL Pretty Printer: Takes SQL statements as the input and then presents it in a structured way complete with proper indentation for sub clauses and capitalization of keywords. [Commercial]
- SQL2JAVA: Introspects database schema and generates all the needed java code to access it. No XML, no manual mapping, no complex architecture, no hand coded queries. [Open source, LGPL]
- The Apache DB Project: Project charged with the creation and maintenance of commercial-quality, open-source, database solutions. Mailing list signup, guidelines, repositories, and proposals.
- UML2SQL: Synchronizes UML diagrams with database structures. [Open Source, LGPL]
- myTextReport: Creates flexible reports from mySQL databases in any ASCII-based format, like HTML, RTF, TEX, Postscript, VRML... whatever. Just edit a template-file and insert special-coded, even relational SQL-statements. [Open Source, GPL]
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