Jazoon

Source: blogoscoped.com --- 43 days ago
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Source: www.screaming-penguin.com --- 50 days ago
The work Maarten Volders has done for his Jazoon 08 presentation is fantastic , really. Rarely do I see (or check out later) a presentation that is both really engaging and also informative, but this is just that. ( Neal Ford can do it, "tick" and "tap" can do it, Bruce Johnson can do it, Romain Guy can do it, Cooper has some good stuff too - but most people end up with presentations that are way too dry for my taste - whether or not they have solid technical details.) Also see his write up of the experience , that's very good as well. ...

Source: blogs.sun.com --- 49 days ago
This wiki page has the agenda and the slides for the presentations given during the GlassFish Day at the Jazoon conference earlier this week. Audio for some of the session should be released on the GlassFish Podcast in the next few weeks. We had a nice, participating crowd throughout the day. I'd like to thank all the speakers for making their presentation different from the Jazoon one. All the talks had many good questions but I'd say Jersey, Comet/IceFaces, JavaEE, and v3 triggered the most. IceFaces' Ted Goddard did a comprehensive Comet presentation as well as the SailFin demo with a page of all the SIP phones registered updated on the fly. Paul Sandoz had a demo-mostly session on JAX-RS/Jersey that went very well. Roberto Chinnici had a good feedback session on JavaEE. Interestingly OSGi as a developer-exposed API didn't trigger any interest from this crowd. In Jerome's v3 talk, only 5 people or so had seen a GlassFish v3 demo before. Sometimes we take for granted that most people have seen the various JavaOne keynotes and associated screencasts. Overall 45-minute sessions worked well (thanks to all the speakers for making it work). We stayed on track for the entire day (9am-3pm). Oh and by the way, the conference had great Wifi (worth noting as I never had this at any conference). Finally some interesting statistics from the participants: • Half of the attendees were GlassFish users. • 80% of all the attendees use Java EE 5 (the ...

Source: blogs.sun.com --- 47 days ago
The slides for my OpenSSO presentation at Jazoon 08 (last week) are now online - just click on the link from the session page at the Jazoon 08 site . If you attended my session, you can give it a rating (out of 5 stars) at that page. You can also see my photos from Jazoon 08 in a Flickr set . ...

Source: blogs.sun.com --- 45 days ago
The Jazoon conference ends today. I regret that I couldn't be there. They accepted my proposal for lab session by I had to cancel it. I was really looking forward to give the talk again at Jazoon. And I wanted to see how they improved the conference from last year when it appeared for first time. I was looking forward to meet Carol Hamer who agreed to be proctor in the lab (I stole some code from her book "Creating Mobile Games: Using Java ME Platform to Put the Fun into Your Mobile Device and Cell Phone" for the lab Actually, she approved me the usage of the code then it means I didn't steal it, right?) But I cannot attend. No money, no fun. It seems that the Jazoon conference occupies really bad date. It is end of fiscal year. Vacations and summer are starting. And the next year it will be even worse when the Javaone conference will move to June. ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 57 days ago
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Source: java.developpez.com --- 55 days ago
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Source: blog.developpez.com --- 58 days ago
Bonjour tout le monde ! Demain il y a la conférence internationale Jazoon 08 qui commence ! Trois jours de conférences entièrement consacrés à Java :-) Je vais être présent les trois jours et je posterai à la fin de chaque conférence un petit feedback ici ! Donc les personnes qui n'ont pas la chance de pouvoir aller à Jazoon pourront avoir un aperçu des conférences sur mon blog. Ci-dessous il y a la liste des conférences que je vais suivre. Normalement au plus tard une heure après chaque conférence vous devriez voir apparaître le feedback sur mon blog. Mardi 14:00 - 14:50 : Google Web Toolkit: Real-World Experience Mardi 15:00 - 15:50 : Google Web Toolkit Mardi 16:30 - 18:20 : An eclipse based integrated Solution for performance measurement and validation of J2EE applications Mercredi 14:00 - 15:50 : Designing for user experiences - A business case for GWT and Gears Mercredi 16:30 - 17:20 : Creating RESTful Web Applications with AJAX and Web Forms 2.0 Jeudi 11:00 - 12:50 : Grails: all you need for Java Enterprise webapps ...

Source: www.nofluffjuststuff.com --- 66 days ago
Jazoon 2008 will be starting shortly (June 23 - June 26), and you'll have several opportunities to learn about Ajax Push at the conference: GlassFish Community Day (a free event) The Jazoon talk AJAX Push for Revolutionary Enterprise Applications The mimacom stand in the exhibition. mimacom ag has a great deal of experience building enterprise applications, and is now a strategic ICEsoft partner . The beginning of this partnership can be seen in an interactive locking demo that we have put together for Jazoon. The essential idea is to build collaboration features through the mimacom edoras lock manager and ICEfaces Ajax Push. The demo allows multiple users to edit and lock records in a common data set. Besides being able to see changes to the data in real time they can also negotiate locks through chat and lock operations right within the application. The locking demo will be featured in the Jazoon talk and at the mimacom exhibition stand (where you can learn how to apply edoras and ICEfaces to build a complete application). For GlassFish Community Day, I plan to demonstrate WebMC and possibly the new SIP telephony demo. ...

Source: blogs.sun.com --- 4 days ago
I posted a new episode of the GlassFish podcast . This time, it's Roberto Chinnici's Java EE 6 presentation from the Jazoon conference back in June. The audio is far from perfect but I decided content mattered more than container... Update : I posted the second part as well. ...

Source: blogs.sun.com --- 43 days ago
After a short hiatus, the GlassFish Podcast has two new episodes from a presentation delivered at the recent GlassFish Day at the Jazoon conference . The speaker is Andreas Egloff (a fellow editor on TheAquarium), and the topics are OpenESB and Project Fuji . Episode #13 covers the existing OpenESB technology and community building on top of JBI and serving as a foundation to the JavaCAPS SOA offering from Sun, while Episode #14 covers the future of the project with GlassFish v3, OSGi, JBI and a DSL. The podcast has the traditional syndication link , a one-click subscribe link for iTunes , but you can also simply search for "glassfish" on the iTunes online store if that's your software of choice. ...

Source: blogs.sun.com --- 62 days ago
Next week I'll be showing off Open ESB and Project Fuji in good ol' Switzerland and Belgium. Handy Jazoon is 15 minutes from where I grew up, so I will also get to see old friends and family! And no I'm not calling you "old" :). I also used to live and work in Belgium, so I'll be sure to toast a beer or two to good old times! GlassFish community day 2008 at Jazoon It's free, just register. Find the schedule here Monday June 23rd 2008 When What Where Site 11:00 - 11:45 Open ESB v2, and Open ESB.next, Project Fuji Arena 7 Jazoon Conference in Zuerich, Switzerland Wednesday, June 25th 2008 When What Where Site 14:00 - 14:50 Integration Profile for GlassFish v3 Arena 9 This is where you'll hear about and see demos of OSGi, JBI, IFL - the domain specific language for integration, GlassFish v3, Open ESB and more JavaOne Afterglow in Affligem, Belgium Friday, June 27th 2008 When What Where 11:30 - 12:30 Project Fuji De Montil ...

Source: weblogs.java.net --- 129 days ago
I am very proud to be a Jazooner this year, my session "Tools and Tips to Diagnose Performance Issues" is scheduled to June, 24. I want to share with the audience my experience on diagnosing performance problems related to Java technology at server side applications. ...

Source: blogs.sun.com --- 63 days ago
Jazoon conference will happen in the week of June 23rd - I've been there last year and it was quite nice. We are doing a FREE NetBeans day event on Monday, here's the agenda . Note that I am going to discuss web development during the first presentation in case you'd miss this topic. Although the NetBeans event is free you need to register . Maybe you're undecided and you are not sure if the event is worth attending, in that case you can read a review of this week's NetBeans day in Ankara from an Eclipse user - the event is not only for NetBeans community but also for people who use other IDEs because we discuss many technology-oriented topics such as profiling, JPA, different desktop frameworks, Java ME,  JavaFX, etc. :) ...

Source: groups.google.com --- 126 days ago
Ciao a tutti, A Zurigo tra il 23 e il 26 Giugno si terrà l'annuale conferenza su Java, Jazoon'08: [link] Segnalo inoltre che i soci dei vari JUGs possono beneficiare di uno sconto del 25% (non male...). Contattatemi pure se siete interessati. Ciao ...

Source: codeconsult.ch --- 63 days ago
I’ll be talking as a co-speaker with David Nuescheler at Jazoon next thursday, on the revenge of the weblog in 15 minutes. The talk description still mentions microjax, but that’s dead, it’s the Sling client library now. No conceptual changes though, that’s mostly a renaming. I’m working on the Sling JST templates this week, as the [...] ...

Source: weblogs.goshaky.com --- 60 days ago
If you are following dev.day.com you have probably seen it already: I will speak next Wednesday at Jazoon conference in Zürich about REST, AJAX and WebForms 2.0. If you are interested in building interactive and standards-compliant web sites and web applications, I would be happy to meet you there. Btw. I originally planned to call this post "Ten reasons why you will hate not being in Zürich next week", but I decided one uber-catchy headline per week is enough. ...

Source: jtechnics.anzix.net --- 69 days ago
Ha jól számolom 17 nap múlva kezdődik a Jazoon , ami a JavaPolis mellett a másik legnagyobb Java-s konferencia Európában. Azonban míg tavaly a munkahelyem hívott meg a TSS Symposium-ra, most ha mennék az utazást/szállást mindenképpen fizetnem kéne (a regisztrációra JUM révén lehetne kedvezmény kapni). Úgy hogy most azon gondolkozom megérne-e nekem egy utazást egy ilyen esemény. Érdemes-e egyáltalán konferenciára járni? Mondanak ott olyat, amit nem lehet megtudni jóval előbb blog-okból és demókból (vagy utána a publikált fóliákból/videókból)? A tapasztalatom az, hogy az ilyen eseményeken, általában általános bevezető jellegű előadásokat tartanak, ami akkor jó, ha még semmit nem hallottál a témáról, de továbbképzésnek sokkal kevésbé alkalmas. Persze nem jártam még olyan sok Java konferencián (az igazat megvalva még csak egyen voltam), nem tudom általában milyenek. Nézzük előszőr is a programot, mire mennék el: Első nap : Az első előadás-körben nincs olyan, ami nagyon csábítana a pontos érkezésre. OpenID és GWT, de ezekről már túl sok előadást hallottam. A következő kör már többet ígér: szó lehet SAML -ról, amivel régóta szertnék részletesebben foglalkozni, de a buzzword gyanús Scala, Ruby, Erlang vs. Java tematikájú előadás is izgalmas lehet. Aztán ismét nehéz választani. Jobb híján egy DSL vagy egy Comet előadásra ülnék be valószínűleg. Végül a nap zárásaként egy Swing Application Framework teljesen jó választásnak tűnik. Második nap: It ...

Source: www.stucharlton.com --- 63 days ago
For those attending, I will be presenting at Jazoon in Zurich on Wednesday June 25th. The talk is influenced by my work the past year on data in SOA, how REST offers some useful guidance to the problem, and how some WS-* specs are attempting to address this area. Feel free to email me or come up and say hello! ...