Open Source BI Tool Now Supports Kodo JDO

Folks,
To keep you posted on the latest tools that work with Kodo JDO, we
will try and post notices here on our newsgroups. ObjectVisualizer
is a third party open source querying, reporting and graphing tool that
now supports Kodo JDO. Let us know what you think.
Neelan Choksi
President, SolarMetric
ObjectVisualizer is a business intelligence tool that builds upon
Object Persistence technology to provide easy to use query, reporting,
and charting capabilities.
Features include: Query, filter, and aggregate data using objects,
Interactive Data Table, Report Generation, Chart Creation, and Plugin
Architecture.
ObjectVisualizer now supports KodoJDO! ObjectVisualizer 1.0.1 includes
a KodoJDO plugin along with a number of bug fixes and enhancements.
A new Early Access release of ObjectVisualizer Server Edition is also
available. ObjectVisualizer Server Edition EAP-2 has been upgraded to
work with ObjectVisualizer 1.0.1 and includes a number of performance
enhancements.
For more information visit:
http://objectvisualizer.com
Thank you,
Open Source Software Solutions, LLC
http://opensourcesoft.net

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