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The Whole Platform is a technology for engineering the production of software. We provide an Eclipse based Language Workbench for developing, manipulating and transforming languages using a model driven approach.
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Empusa has moved to the HotRod project at Source Forge. Full DAO generator for MyBatis. Takes structure of an existing database using JDBC and generates DAOs, mappers, and all Mybatis configuration files.
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Java Ultra-Lite Persistence (JULP): RDBMS independant Object-Relational library. Inheritance, many classes per table, many tables per class, optimistic concurrency, simple mappings, etc. Less then 350KB. GUI to generate classes and mappings.
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Simple Pojo/Bean Mapper
An ANT task to generate the conversion classes to allow you to create
The original use for this was to take data out of a set of Hibernate DAO objects and create a variety of XML DOM objects from them. In the project that instigated this work the mapping between the DAOs and the XML DOM was not one for one and encoding the conversion into the DOAs was not a good idea. While at first sight this may seem similar to dozer (http://dozer.sourceforge.net) the primary difference is that this is code generation and does not have the overhead of using introspection at... -
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Model driven code generation can improve coding standards, speed, quality of development and reduce your costs. From my experience generating code from XML using XSLT is one of the best and fastest solutions. This is just the base of the framework presenting the idea, any code template can be implemented upon request. Some sample generators are present for SQL / PLSQL / C# / AnsiC / Java The main target is to generate DTO/BDO/POJO objects based on the database definitions in...
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Mapper is a presentation framework for XML, WEB & GUI applications based on the Model-View-Controller pattern. Its event driven components & models provide an easy & consistent way to bind fields to ValueObjects or Collections for all presentation types.
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inetbasics is a collection of tools and frameworks for developing J2EE applications. Included are code generation tools for EJB's, a JMS framework, scheduled tasks, email support, a rich JSP tag library and much more.
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The power provided by OWL reasoning engines can be translated into Java applications and vice versas with this framework. A binding among OWL and Java concepts has been done in order to incorporate the semantic features of OWL into Java.
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J2EE framework with 0-configuration.debug/unit test without J2EE server,using Velocity/Freemarker as view,directly JDBC with Apache DBUtils,reusable SQL pagination, SQL transaction based on TRANSACTION_PER_REQUEST,And URL based user access control(UAC).
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The full-stack observability platform that protects your dataLayer, tags and conversion dataCode-Cube.io detects issues instantly, alerts you in real time and helps you resolve them fast. No manual QA. No unreliable data. Just data you can trust and act on.
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Fides is an extensible enterprise library for .NET 2.0 upwards and Java, containing a Object Relational Mapping framework and geared for simplicity and productivity.
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Stonehenge is a java tool for code generation. It simplifies the process of mapping DB tables into programming code. It generates Java code, C# code, VB.NET code and potentially code for any language.
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MySQL2JSP is an easy to use, quick & template driven JSP code generator that creates a full set of JSPs /servlets as well as JavaBeans from MySQL database using JDBC. Using the generated JSPs, developers can perform any operation on any database record.
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ValueObjects Framework accelerates Service-Oriented Architecture development by providing an API and IDE plug-in for SOAP-compliant objects built on existing persistence engines. Supports Oracle Application Development Framework and JDeveloper 10g.
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JDBC-based API to build always valid SQL statements. Other enhancements are: automatic table name and columns completions inside Java code, alias support, prepared statement parameter (?) management, SQL functions...
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FL is OR mapper that generates code that is able to work in J2EE environment. Source of generation is Rational Rose model.
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Cartographer is a simple,efficient object relational mapper engine. It provides rapid access to relational data using lightweight data and factory java objects.
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A lightweight ORM and SQL schema generator meant as a simpler alternative to Hibernate, etc. with the goal of bringing Rails-like functionality and rapid development to Java. Operates on plain Java classes.
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The BizMDA platform will be the next-level development platform for developing large-scale enterprise SOA software solutions using MDA technology, jBPM, JBossRules and Wicket.
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drawcode é um plugin do eclipse para edição de diagramas de classe e NS(Nassi & Shneiderman), com a possibilidade de gerar código a partir da associação destes 2 tipos de diagramas.
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spag4j is a code generator written in Java to produce Java code for accessing a stored procedure layer from a database. Currently it supports stored procedures written in an Oracle. It produces either an EJB3 Java layer or simple static access methods.
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