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[edit] What is jACOB?

jACOB is a Java framework for developing and managing web-based, database-driven, applications. jACOB addresses the needs of developers to simplify database access and persistence, configuration and deployment tasks and focus their attention on implementing business domain logic in Java.

open jACOB is an open-source web application environment developed by the open-jACOB community. It includes a free version of the HSQL database engine. open-jACOB is freely available for download at www.openjacob.org and licensed under GPL. For a source documentation, custom essay writing services source code access and installation via Subversion, checkout open-jACOB from the SVN repository openjacob.svn.sourceforge.net.

enterprise jACOB is a commercial software developed and distributed by Tarragon. It complements open-jACOB with a set of additional database connectors for MySQL, MS SQL Server, Oracle and Informix and high-end clustering and load balancing technologies. Detailed product information and licensing options can be found on the Tarragon homepage.

jACOB Applications are business applications build on top of open-jACOB and enterprise jACOB. A list of jACOB Applications can be found on the Tarragon homepage. Please contact us if your want to publish your application to the directory.

[edit] Getting Started

To start using jACOB, take a look at the tutorials, manuals, screen casts and other documents provided in this wiki.

[edit] Find out more about

Find out more about about jACOB through Tarragon Software. For further questions please email us at info(at)tarragon-software.com or give us a call at +49/21 15 23 91 - 285 - we'll call you back.