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JRB
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JRBJeweler's Resource Bureau
JRBJoint Reconnaissance Board
JRBJMPS Requirements Board
JRBJoint Resource Board
JRBJoint Review Board
JRBJoint Requirements Board
JRBJoint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC) Review Board (US DoD)
JRBJava Relational Binding (Sun)
JRBJoint Reserve Base
JRBJason Robert Brown (musician)
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22, 1997-- Java Access to Relational Databases is Transparent and Persistent with Java Relational Binding Unidata, Inc.
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Java Relational Binding (JRB) enables developers to obtain persistence by using Java as their single programming language and enhances Java application performance while significantly reducing the time of development usually required.
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