[Embedlets-dev] Embedlets group JavaOne presentation proposals
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From: Ted K. <tk...@ya...> - 2003-11-17 06:11:19
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Here are my thoughts on the Embedlets Group submitting presentation proposals for the JavaOne 2004 conference (proposals are due by Friday). 1) A session proposal devoted to the Enterprise Outpost class of devices which is targeted toward J2EE developers. These session's content should include the following: a) Give some background information about the Embedlet's group. b) Explain why companies would want their backend systems to be able to directly monitor and control the company's internal processes. c) Explain how the open source Enterprise Outpost class of device is designed to all a company's IT support personnel to take an Enterprise Outpost anywhere inside the company, attach it to a process, plug it into the intranet and configure it to automatically integrate with the company's backend Enterprise system. d) Explain how either Web Services or JXTA/JINI based JackNet can be selected as the communications mechanism used to talk with the backend Enterprise system. e) Demonstrate using a live Enterprise Outpost to feed data into a J2EE system. f) Indicate which vendor's booths in the Java Pavilion can be visited in order to get a closer look at Enterprise Outpost class devices. g) Describe how J2EE developers can come to the Embedlets site in order to get more information on Enterprise Outpost class devices along with free support via an Embedlets email list. 2) A BOF devoted to the Embedlets group where Embedded Java developers can meet in order to discuss the group's present and future goals. I am volunteering to create and submit these two proposals and any feedback that people may have on them is gladly welcomed. Also, if anyone else has an Embedlets-related session or BOF proposal idea that they would like to submit, feel free to post it to the list. Finally, I think it should be a goal of the Embedlets group to eventually encourage Sun to add an Embedded Java track to the JavaOne conference. It is my belief that our group will have the resources needed to provide most of the speakers for such a track when the time comes. In addition to this, I also think we will have the capability to attract enough traditional Embedded Developers to the conference to justify it. One step at a time though... Ted __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard http://antispam.yahoo.com/whatsnewfree |