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This java Data Grid Control applet enables the display of data in rows and columns in java & web applications. Powerful features include Fast Sorting, Data Acquisition, URL Hyperlinks, Embedded Images, Column Totalling and much more. Enables Dynamic interaction with other page components via JavaScript and special methods. The java data grid component is very efficient, at just 19 Kb the component is extremely fast to load and run.
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JavaSheet presents the contents of a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet in a Java applet. It can read many basic Excel values and some functions. It is also interactive, and can recalculate some functions such as additions and subtractions. It is a great tool for creating complex calculators without the hassels of custom javascript. It does require a recent Sun JVM and browser plug-in, so it is best suited to Intranet deployments.
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HSQL is a relational database engine written in Java, with a JDBC driver, supporting a subset of ANSI-92 sql. It offers a small (about 100k), fast database engine which offers both in memory and disk based tables. Embedded and server modes are available.
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This applet allows you to display your database in a spreadsheet style. You can customize this application with your own data, titles, sorting, search, and switches to html detail pages. You can change the form size, font, and the font size. You can do all of this without knowing one programming command.
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SqlFun is a Java program/applet that allows you to experiment with SQL statements (hopefully) without having to install a SQL server or database program. All you need is Java and Windows ODBC (or any other database server that supports JDBC). Starting from version 2.3, newly added undo/redo of SQL statement editing, and simple SQL statement syntax highlight.
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