| graphical database tool [message #7356] |
Mon, 01 December 2003 14:19  |
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Originally posted by: wade.eccentrichosting.net
I am wondering if there is an existing project that has been started to
bring a graphical sql generator to eclipse. One of the reasons that I
use to use VisualAge, WebObjects, and now Jbuilder Enterprise is for the
database tools that each IDE supplied. WebObjects EOModler and
Jbuilders DatabasePilot allows for extreamly rapid development of
database driven applications. All of these are based on JDBC and allow
for changing of the database source.
Is this something on the horizon for Eclipse?
Is it already a plugin in development?
Is it worthwile for my team to start development of such and application?
Would it have to be none jdbc based to be part of eclipse?
For $3,400 a license for jbuilder we would be more than happy to try and
bring this functionality to eclipse.
Sorry if I posted this in the wrong area. Please direct me to the
correct newsgroup if this post is located in the wrong section.
Wade Arnold
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| Re: graphical database tool [message #571470 is a reply to message #7356] |
Mon, 01 December 2003 23:44  |
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Wade Arnold <wade@eccentrichosting.net> wrote:
I also miss database support in Eclipse/SWT.
However main question is not "Do we need it", but "What precise we need", i.e.
how this support should be implemented:
1. as in Borland's Delphi/CBuilder - thick wrapper around ResultSet with
classes TDataSet, TField, etc;
2. O/R mapping;
3. something else?
> I am wondering if there is an existing project that has been started to
> bring a graphical sql generator to eclipse. One of the reasons that I
> use to use VisualAge, WebObjects, and now Jbuilder Enterprise is for the
> database tools that each IDE supplied. WebObjects EOModler and
> Jbuilders DatabasePilot allows for extreamly rapid development of
> database driven applications. All of these are based on JDBC and allow
> for changing of the database source.
> Is this something on the horizon for Eclipse?
> Is it already a plugin in development?
> Is it worthwile for my team to start development of such and application?
> Would it have to be none jdbc based to be part of eclipse?
> For $3,400 a license for jbuilder we would be more than happy to try and
> bring this functionality to eclipse.
> Sorry if I posted this in the wrong area. Please direct me to the
> correct newsgroup if this post is located in the wrong section.
> Wade Arnold
--
SY, Konstantin.
Advanced Eclipse SWT Designer (http://www.swt-designer.com)
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| Re: graphical database tool [message #571505 is a reply to message #7356] |
Tue, 02 December 2003 04:00 |
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Have you looked at DBEdit and JFaceDbc ?
David
Wade Arnold wrote:
> I am wondering if there is an existing project that has been started to
> bring a graphical sql generator to eclipse. One of the reasons that I
> use to use VisualAge, WebObjects, and now Jbuilder Enterprise is for the
> database tools that each IDE supplied. WebObjects EOModler and
> Jbuilders DatabasePilot allows for extreamly rapid development of
> database driven applications. All of these are based on JDBC and allow
> for changing of the database source.
>
> Is this something on the horizon for Eclipse?
> Is it already a plugin in development?
> Is it worthwile for my team to start development of such and application?
> Would it have to be none jdbc based to be part of eclipse?
> For $3,400 a license for jbuilder we would be more than happy to try and
> bring this functionality to eclipse.
>
> Sorry if I posted this in the wrong area. Please direct me to the
> correct newsgroup if this post is located in the wrong section.
>
> Wade Arnold
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| Re: graphical database tool [message #571677 is a reply to message #7495] |
Tue, 02 December 2003 16:18 |
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You also can take a look at DB Visualizer. But it is not an Eclipse
plugin (which could be great).
Regards,
Chemi.
P.S.: But this discussion is not related to VE so I think it should move
to Platform or more generic forums.
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