Directory of Relational Resources

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Relational database management systems for Java.

Resources in This Category

• AlgebraDB

  http://algebradb.sourceforge.net/
  A Java-based, experimental relational database representing functions as infinite tables. [Open Source, LGPL]

• Axion

  http://axion.tigris.org/
  A small, fast, SQL and JDBC compliant relational database engine written in and for the Java programming language. [Open source, BSD License]

• HSQLDB

  http://hsqldb.org/
  RDBMS with JDBC interface, client-server version, query tool, grid, tree, performance test class, servlet, and self-test program. Also supports pure in memory databases. [Open Source, BSD-like]

• Infinity Database Engine

  http://boilerbay.com/infinitydb/
  An embeddable datastore with data compression, global transactions, integrity preservation, high concurrency, and flexible, extensible data model. [Commercial]

• Mckoi SQL Database

  http://www.mckoi.com/database/
  Multi-client / multi-threaded SQL relational database management system written in Java. Includes JDBC 2.0 driver. [Open Source, GPL]

• MindLab - Developer Site

  http://www.stormpages.com/mindlab/
  Student project to create a relational database in Java. [Freeware]

• PointBase

  http://www.pointbase.com/
  Pure Java RDBMS with a JDBC interface including client/server, embedded, and micro (J2ME) products. [Commercial]

• SmallSQL

  http://smallsql.sourceforge.net/
  A desktop SQL database with a small footprint, 100% pure Java, embeddable, SQL 99 conformance, JDBC 3.0 driver. [Open source, GPL]

• xBaseJ

  http://sourceforge.net/projects/xbasej/
  A dBASE III and IV compatible Java database. [Commercial]

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