JDBI is designed to provide convenient tabular data access in Java(tm). It uses the Java collections framework for query results, provides a convenient means of externalizing sql statements, and provides named parameter support for any database being used.
http://jdbi.org
Project metadata download: jdbi-2.32.pom
Binary download: jdbi-2.32.jar
Source download: jdbi-2.32-sources.jar
Release date: 25 February 2012
License: Apache License 2.0
Files: 218,
Classes: 268,
Lines of code: 16710
Google AppEngine: Partial support
Depends on:(View as diagram)
  • Maven-Central / com.google.guava / guava
    10.0.1
  • Maven-Central / com.h2database / h2
    1.3.158
  • Maven-Central / javax.persistence / persistence-api
    1.0
  • Maven-Central / javax.servlet / servlet-api
    2.4
  • Maven-Central / junit / junit
    4.8.2
  • Maven-Central / log4j / log4j
    1.2.13
  • Maven-Central / org.antlr / stringtemplate
    3.2.1
  • Maven-Central / org.apache.commons / commons-jexl
    2.1.1
  • Maven-Central / org.easymock / easymock
    2.4
  • Maven-Central / org.easymock / easymockclassextension
    2.4
  • Maven-Central / org.springframework / spring
    2.0.1
  • JDK / jdk / openjdk
    6-b14
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  • 501f48bbbe626348d45e432d6c6db246
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