377 projects tagged "Database Engines/Servers"
jBASE is an Application Development and Database Independent Management System that enhances and extends the UNIX, Windows NT and Windows '95 Operating Systems. jBASE also facilitates easy migration, and therefore to those Operating Systems, from other DBMS's, including Pick and Reality. jBASE consists of run-time, development and administrative components and is designed with Open Systems and Open Software in mind. jBASE allows the most flexible overall computing environment possible by allowing multiple Operating Systems and multiple Databases to interact together in one overall heterogeneous solution.
jPersist is an extremely powerful object-relational database persistence API that manages to avoid the need for configuration and annotation; mapping is automatic (A-O/RM). It uses JDBC, and can work with any relational database and any type of connection resource. It uses information obtained from the database to handle mapping between the database and Java objects, so mapping configuration is not needed, and annotation is not needed. In fact, there is no configuration needed at all.
jUDO (java Universal Data Objects) speeds up development/maintainence and removes database-vendor dependency for applications using databases. You should use jUDO whenever you don't want to use EJBs. You don't write any database code; you only have to specify the container classes and the interfaces for the models, and then jUDO creates the implementation for you runtime (no source is generated). It derives all info needed from your interfaces method names that follows name-pattern rules. In case you need some special access method, you either add a plugin for this or simply go directly against the database. jUDO is not as configurable and advanced as other much more professional software like Castor, Hibernate, etc., but since jUDO derives the database from your code, there is never a mismatch between code and database.
kds (krico's distributed storage) is a distributed storage system. Its main goal is to work as a session handler for PHP. This package provides four components: a daemon (kdsd), a command-line cilent (kdsc), a library (libkds), and a PHP session handler extension. kdsd is a daemon that uses worker threads to process KDSPROTO requests. It then retreives or stores data in a BerkeleyDB storage. A nice little curses program is also supplied to monitor the storage state.
kshSQL is a conversion of shql into Korn shell. It runs 30%-40% faster than shql. Like its Bourne shell counterpart, kshSQL is a database management system with an "Ingres"-like interface. It reads SQL commands interactively and executes those commands by creating and manipulating Unix files.
ldap-abook is an LDAP-based addressbook application, intended for users wishing to maintain a centralized server based addressbook. It provides a schema for an LDAP directory, a Perl library module, and a CGI script. The Web interface is used to view, add, modify, and delete entries. Any LDAP-aware email client (eg. Netscape Messenger, Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes, etc.) can be configured to look up email addresses on the LDAP server. The package also includes a Perl script which can be used to dump the directory onto a PalmOS device.
libmysqltemplate is a very high speed C state machine template library that uses MySQL data for the source of the templates and optionally for name/value pairs. It is required for the mysqlApache2/mysqlMail2/iDNS family of openisp.net/unixservice.com Web based consoles for clusters and other complex Internet service infrastructure management.