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Mark your calendars and plan to attend the 12th semiannual meeting of the JA-SIG!


PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Chair
Sarah Arnott
Memorial University of Newfoundland

Members
Faizan Ahmed
Rutgers University

Greg Barnes
University of Washington

Jim Helwig
University of Wisconsin - Madison

Paul Zablosky
University of British Columbia

Board Liaison
Mark Mara
Cornell University

Conference Organizers
Jennifer Cummings and Deborah Smith
CONCENTRA Conference Management Services

The Committee welcomes comments and suggestions



"Java Live! Jammin' with Friends"
Sunday through Tuesday, 4-6 December 2005
Austin Marriott at the Capitol, Austin, Texas, USA

Conference Tracks:

  • Learning an Instrument: - Java Technologies
    A B C, it's easy as 1-2-3! Just like learning an instrument, learning new Java technologies requires practice and patience. While it might not be as simple as do re mi, learning from others is definitely the key. Fine tune your Java skills with sessions introducing popular technologies for new users, new applications, and new approaches to systems architecture and design.
  • Forming a Band: - Applications and Advanced Development
    Singing out of tune? Get by with a little help from your friends in JA-SIG! Enhance the harmony at your institution with sessions outlining advanced design processes and innovative development techniques. Just like any successful musical group, sharing ideas and solutions is instrumental to our success.
  • Going on Tour: - Enterprise Deployment and Management
    JA-SIG's on the road again! Come to the live show and take in sessions focused on strategic and tactical planning techniques, management lessons from project successes and failures, and pretty good practices for enterprise deployments.



Pre-Conference Seminars -- Sunday, December 4, 2005
See the Program page for full session descriptions.

Morning Seminars (8:30AM - 12:00PM)

  • Introduction to JSR-168
    Presented by Eric Dalquist, Unicon, Inc.
  • JA-SIG CAS: From Download to Deployment
    Presented by Scott Battaglia and William G. Thompson, Rutgers University and Andrew Petro, Yale University
  • Using Eclipse for Java Development
    Presented by Dr. Barry Burd, Drew University
Afternoon Seminars (1:00PM - 4:30PM)
  • JSR-168 Development Best Practices
    Presented by Eric Dalquist, Unicon, Inc.
  • Learning to use Hibernate
    Presented by Cris Holdorph, Unicon, Inc.

See you in December in Austin!