JA-SIG Conference Agenda
July 9-11, 2000

Sunday July 9

Monday July 10

1. Java Training In-house, Tim Hogan, Princeton University. (34K)
2. XML Industry Standards, Ron Kleinman, Sun. (226K)
   Providing a Transport for XML, Ron Kleinman, Sun. (202K)
   Industry-specific XML Verticle Standards, Ron Kleinman, Sun. (225K)
3. Mgt: Sun's Education Strategy and Java in Higher Education, John Tuohy, Marketing Manager

1. Building Whistler City: Distributed web registration for PeopleSoft using IBM WebSphere on Linux, ,Jim Hall, University of Minnesota. (358K)
   
2. Performance Tuning Enterprise Java Applications, Marshal Villarosa , BEA
   
3. Mgt: Roundtable Review Discussion

1. Developing Infrastructure for Server-side Java Applications: Challenges and Lessons, Rajiv Kaushik, Florida State University
2. uPortal, John Laker, University of Delaware, Andrew Newman, Yale University , Ken Weiner, Interactive Business Solutions
3. Mgt: Roundtable Review Discussion

1. Implementation of University Administrative System Components on workflow EJ B Platform, Andrei Sergeev, Education Systems Exchange. (321K)
   
2. The Java Security Model and its Relationship to Institutional Security, Andrew Newman, Yale University. (366K)
3. Mgt: uPortal, JA-SIG Clearinghous, University of Delaware

Tuesday July 11

1. Enhancing Enterprise Distributed Applications by Extending Functionality th rough Replaceable Presentation Layers, Stephen Barrett, Cornell. (96K)
2. Java, XML, and Student Systems, Leo Fernig, University of British Columbia. (140K)
3. Mgt: Staffing/Training Challenges

1. A Customizable Java Reporting Application, Dan Ellentuck, Columbia. (1125K)
2. J2EE Blueprints, Liz Blair and V. Ramanchandrac, Sun Microsystems.
3. Mgt: ERP Integration, Dave Koehler, Princeton University

1. Java Training, Jim Sidow, Sun. (356K)
   Reskilling the IT Workforce, Jim Sidow, Sun. (528K)
2. UCSD's ENPET Project - A Java based expert system for Expense Transfers, Lyle Kafader, University of California, San Diego
3. Mgt: SunConnect, Patty Gertz, Princeton University

Session 8

1. Crafting an Institutional e-business and portal strategy, Michael Handberg, Pricewaterhouse Coopers. (2387K)
2. Using XML/XSLT to Deliver Content to Multiple Devices and Clients, Peter Kharchenko, Interactive Business Solutions.(176K)
3. BoF:Getting started with Portals and Java