jdbgen Dennis Park

jdbgen points at a database, reads the table metadata and writes one file per table per template - model classes, DML statements, mapper XML, documentation, or anything else expressible as text. It ships a template engine with loops, conditionals, name-case decorators, padding, abbreviation rules and custom variables, stock definitions for ten JDBC drivers with one-click download of their jars from Maven Central, and a small H2 sample database with its driver bundled to try it against. The user interface is available in English, Korean, Spanish, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.