MetaMatrix Announces MetaMatrix Query For Java Developers

Streamlines Data Access And Federation, Optimizes Queries

Mar. 14, 2006 02:30 AM

MetaMatrix Query and the recently-announced MetaMatrix Dimension make it easier for organizations with specific, immediate project requirements to get started using MetaMatrix software whether their applications employ SQL or Web service interfaces.

"MetaMatrix is moving aggressively to make its leading technology accessible to the widest possible range of customers and partners," said Joe Chappell, President of MetaMatrix, "Data services are receiving more attention as adoption of service-oriented architecture grows. We want our prospective users to know that MetaMatrix data service products can play diverse roles and can make an important difference to the success of their projects and their SOA."

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MetaMatrix Announces MetaMatrix Query For Java Developers

JDJ News Desk wrote: MetaMatrix, an embeddable Java distributed query component, streamlines development and maintenance of Java applications that use data from two or more relational databases. By using this, Java developers can reduce development and maintenance time and improve the performance of their applications. This data service is a single JDBC driver through which applications can submit SQL, either retrieving data from individual tables or performing join or union operations to integrate the data.

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