Free jdbc software for linux

Cego 2.3.10 won't make you disappointed cause it can be invoked in creation mode, batch mode ( single threaded ) or daemon mode ( multi threaded ) to serve client requests.

Major Features:

1. cgclt is the database client program for accessing the database as a database user. The client program can be invoked in batch mode to process a sql script or interactive mode to use it as an interactive shell.In both modes, several database information queries and any kind of query SQL queries are sent to the server daemon and the corresponding result is received.
2. To enable applications to access Cego, four API's are provided by the framework. The Cego JDBC driver can be used as the standard database access for any Java applications. For Perl applications, a DBD interface is provided which must be used in combination with the DBI driver. As third ( and more sophisticated ), Cego provides a C++ and a plain C library which can be used for plain and direct access.
   
3. cgadm is a database administration program for accessing the database as a database administrator. Tablesets can be defined and created or dropped and removed. Furthermore, any registered tableset in the database can be started and stopped, recovered, expanded and so on. cgadm provides management of distributed tablesets among several nodes ( tableset switch, copy and relocation features ).
   
4. Another administration frontend for GUI users is the CegoAdm program. In fact, it implements the same functionality as the cgadm console program but offers a intuitive user interface. A dedicated user documentation is available soon.

Enhancements: Further optimization on join logic ( treating appropriate predicates in where-condition before joining inner and outer tables

ChainBuilder ESB is an open source Enterprise Service Bus. ChainBuilder ESB allows IT developers with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) infrastructures to create standards-based ESB components through Eclipse-based graphical user interfaces. Most organizations SOAs need to include strategic backend systems that operate with non-XML data formats and non-WebServices communication protocols. Bostech focus on usability ensured the initial offerings of ChainBuilder ESB had industry standard editors to manage EDI X12, HL7, fixed and variable formats and communication components for TCP/IP, FTP and file protocols and database components for JMS and ETL integrations - the formats and protocols that organizations with mature applications absolutely require. ChainBuilder ESB also has uncommon high-end open source features, like an AJAX-based Console web interface for monitoring and controlling the production environment, usually found only with expensive proprietary systems. Bostech Corporation is deploys a dual-license distribution model for ChainBuilder ESB. Developers can download the open source software for Windows, Linux and Unix under the common GPL license at http://www.chainforge.net. A commercial license and subscription support is also available for enterprises and software vendors.

System Requirements: P4/1GB ram/10GB HD min; dual 3.0Ghz/2GB ram preferred

System Requirements: 2.0, Oct 2008 1.3.1, July 2008, incls Java 6 1.2, Mar 2008, incls ETL and Vista 1.1, Aug 2007, incls HL7, POP3, SMTP and framework; 1.0, Jan 2007, incls console and JDBC support; Beta Release, Dec 2006, incls source code and Linux support; Alpha Release, Sep 2006, incls Windows support;