DB Visual ARCHITECT is a comprehensive software that functions as an Object to Relational mapping designer and code generator. With additional features like Nicknamer, Freehand shape, Model Transitor, and more, it also allows for reverse engineering, generation of codes, and importing/exporting data to and from other programs like Rose and XMI, and the creation of reports.
DB Visual ARCHITECT is a highly advanced Object to Relational mapping designer and code generator that can help simplify your development process. With DB-VA, you can generate executable persistence code, persistence layer, and a database (DDL or direct execution to the database) with ease.
The beauty of using DB-VA is that you can focus on developing your business logic and user interface without worrying about any database-related issues. The persistence layer of DB-VA uses Hibernate, the most popular persistence layer, ensuring that there's no vendor lock when adopting DB-VA.
The best part about DB-VA is that all the generated code can run on popular relational databases and application servers like MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, JBoss, and WebLogic Server. If you want to know more about how DB-VA can be helpful, you can check out its Java ORM resource page at / orm.html#java_orm.
DB-VA offers an array of features that can help you design your object model and database by UML Class Diagrams and Entity Relational Database (ERD), respectively. You can even generate a class diagram from an ERD and vice versa. Additionally, you get to generate POJO, DAO, Factory, Static method style persistence Java code and a database schema (DDL).
DB-VA also supports stored procedures and triggers, generates Hibernate annotations in ORM persistence, generates Hibernate version tags for optimistic concurrency control, allows you to create a table directly from a dialog box, and much more. In fact, you can even collaborate with other team members using VP Teamwork Server, CVS, SVN, or Perforce.
DB-VA also ensures interoperability with UML2 models (UML2.x metamodel for an eclipse platform) through XMI and lets you export diagrams to JPG, PNG, SVG, EMF, PDF. And, with its new floating license feature, you can access the code with ease. Whether you want to design, generate, or collaborate on a project, DB-VA has got you covered!
The beauty of using DB-VA is that you can focus on developing your business logic and user interface without worrying about any database-related issues. The persistence layer of DB-VA uses Hibernate, the most popular persistence layer, ensuring that there's no vendor lock when adopting DB-VA.
The best part about DB-VA is that all the generated code can run on popular relational databases and application servers like MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, JBoss, and WebLogic Server. If you want to know more about how DB-VA can be helpful, you can check out its Java ORM resource page at / orm.html#java_orm.
DB-VA offers an array of features that can help you design your object model and database by UML Class Diagrams and Entity Relational Database (ERD), respectively. You can even generate a class diagram from an ERD and vice versa. Additionally, you get to generate POJO, DAO, Factory, Static method style persistence Java code and a database schema (DDL).
DB-VA also supports stored procedures and triggers, generates Hibernate annotations in ORM persistence, generates Hibernate version tags for optimistic concurrency control, allows you to create a table directly from a dialog box, and much more. In fact, you can even collaborate with other team members using VP Teamwork Server, CVS, SVN, or Perforce.
DB-VA also ensures interoperability with UML2 models (UML2.x metamodel for an eclipse platform) through XMI and lets you export diagrams to JPG, PNG, SVG, EMF, PDF. And, with its new floating license feature, you can access the code with ease. Whether you want to design, generate, or collaborate on a project, DB-VA has got you covered!
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