Which ODBC-JDBC bridge maps its own calls to JDBC driver? [closed]

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We have some legacy applications that use an ODBC driver for accessing their databases.

I'm looking for an ODBC driver that w开发者_高级运维ould be able to map its own calls to a JDBC driver (ODBC-JDBC bridge).

Eventually, I'm interested with some documentation and/or pointers for writing this kind of bridge.

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So far I have found only a few paid solutions :

1. Easysoft with their ODBC-JDBC Gateway
   • Install the ODBC driver as any other ODBC driver and then setup it to forward its calls to a JDBC driver of your choice
     
     
2. OpenLink with their Single/Multi Tier ODBC to JDBC Bridge
   • Like the one from EasySoft
     
     
3. Simba with their SimbaEngine ODBC SDK
   • This SDK permits you to build an ODBC driver with Java
     
     
4. Progress DataDirect with their Sequelink ODBC-JDBC Bridge
   • A guide is available for getting started.

P.S.: You can see the bridges in 1. and 2. in action here.

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There is a project on sourceforge that looks suitable, http://odbcjdbc.sourceforge.net/

There is also a JDBC-ODBC bridge available from Oracle but I think that is the reverse of what you want. http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/guide/jdbc/bridge.html