CFML (i.e. ColdFusion) using the Lucee engine on the JVM. Don't believe the popular scorn: it's as good a language as any other for web development. Perhaps not as innovative as newer languages, but it's densly packed with pragmatic conveniences and (for better or worse) doesn't impose any particular architectural style upon you.

CFML has a "query" datatype that represents the rows and columns returned from a database combined with useful metadata and really neat features like n-level iteration where values repeat. To the programmer it's like a dictionary that magically changes its values by passing it to an iterator. Without the iterator it works like a dictionary of the first row. Or if you treat it like an array you can manually read any column in any row directly.