Jan Vicherek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm looking for a java utility that would allow me to connect to a
> database and would let me display and manipulate its tables. (insert,
> delete, maybe update). I would like it with source code, if possible.
>
> Does anynody know of one ?
Most JDBC vendors add simple utilities with their example code, that
does stuff like that. E.g. a panel where you can write sql-statements
and where the result of the queries are shown in another panel. You
could even find this in the Swing API example code. (Look in the Table
dir.) Personally I would recomend XEmacs with sql-mode.
If you where thinking of a more visual tool like those found in MS
Access where you use point-and-click to build queries and handle the
database schema, I'm not sure (not on Linux that is). I think I saw
such an utility some time ago but can't remember where. But I'm quite
certain that you will find stuff like that done in Java. Probably in
some expensive commercial package.
> Where do I look to find java apps ?
Gamelan is the obvious place, (it's not moderated though, and contains
lot's of rotten code). A new site, soon to open, called JavaMeal
promises more high quality stuff. JavaSoft also have some pointers, or
you could try JavaWorld, or whatever. It's not hard to find.
http://www.developer.com/directories/pages/dir.java.html/
http://www.javameal.net/
http://www.javasoft.com/
http://www.javaworld.com/
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Jan-Henrik Haukeland
