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any suggestions?

Brian

socketeers,

I see sweet.net has finally started to get its act together:

http://www.brock.ac.uk/projects/sweet/

http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/sweetdotnet/

It might be a good candidate on which to exercise some socket muscles, =
being a .NET project - and I see there seems to be a Java client, too, =
that we might compare.

Once we get the code generation into gear we might look at setting the =
sweet thing up on our ms server.

Regards,

Brian
Socketeers,

We now have a page on the jisc site - link on

http://www.jisc.ac.uk/index.cfm?name=projects

Our blog is now also linked to the cetis site although they've 
omitted the port number on our url so the links are broken.  I've 
emailed them.

http://elrond.cetis.ac.uk/projects/blogs.php

Regards,

Brian

Socketeers,

Another beano.  

Reards,

Brian

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Date sent:      	Tue, 4 Apr 2006 17:57:36 +0100
Send reply to:  	Sam Easterby-Smith <se...@BO...>
From:           	Sam Easterby-Smith <se...@BO...>
Subject:        	EDF-4 : Bolton
To:             	JIS...@JI...

Developers Forum 4 - Bolton 20th April

You are warmly invited to the 4th ELF Developers Forum (or should  
that be E-Framework Developers Forum...) in Bolton on April 20th.

For up-to-date details see:
http://www.cetis.ac.uk/members/dev_forum/

AGENDA:

The day will run from 10:00 (for coffee and introductions) to 3:30 pm.
The agenda is not finalised however I have got confirmed so-far:
- Experiences with the Enterprise Toolkits
    - covering Sweet and Enterprise SDK
    - discussion with contributions from Alex, Steve, Carol, Colin,  
Scott et al
- PLEX and XCRI and nice REST webservices (Scott Wilson - PLE  
Reference model)

I'm still looking for interesting material for the afternoon. If  
you've got any burning desires to present or topics you want to cover  
please let me know.

REGISTRATION:

Registration forms will be online in a few days - I'll circulate this  
once it is sorted out. However in the meanwhile you can simply email  
me your details and I'll put you on the list manually. I need to know  
your name, organisation, email and any special dietary/accessibility  
requirements.

VENUE:
The meeting will take place at the University of Bolton on the Deane  
Campus.
For directions and campus plan see the following:
http://www.bolton.ac.uk/uni/about/maps.html

The meeting will be held in the "M" building (as marked on the plan)  
in room M2-23.
The venue is a short-ish walk from Bolton station past Morrisons,  
Sainsburys and the Mecca Bingo. Car parking can be arranged (in the  
car park marked with a red "P" on the map) - please let me know in  
advance if you require this.

ACCOMMODATION:

Pack Horse Hotel, Nelson Square Bradshawgate Bolton BL1 1DP
Tel: 01204 527261
Fax: 01204364352
Note: The University of Bolton have a special rate, please mention  
when booking that you are attending a meeting at the University of  
Bolton to receive the discount. This is right in the middle of town,  
just off Bradshawgate - the main drag of Bolton's nightlife.

Holiday Inn Bolton Centre, Higher Bridge Street, Bolton, BL1 2EW
Tel: +44(0)1204 879988
Fax: +44(0)1204 380777
This is a bit further from the venue - but in a slightly quieter spot  
than the Pack Horse.

For more information/ideas:
http://www.visit-bolton.com/site.php?section=where-to-stay

Cheers,
Sam

-----------------------------
Sam Easterby-Smith
se...@bo...
07957 432004

Standards Implementation Support Officer

CETIS
The University of Bolton
Deane Road
Bolton
BL3 5AB

www.cetis.ac.uk

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Hi

I have setup cruise control on http://socket.leeds.ac.uk:9000/

Ta
Atif.

Socketeers,

Do you think that these people might be doing something quite 
similar to wot we are?  

http://www.jisc.ac.uk/index.cfm?name=project_smirkboard

Objective 1 in particular looks a bit close, but what writing an 
adapter means, I don't know.  

Regards,

Brian

Socketeers,

  There are some downloadable books at:

  http://www.develop.com/us/technology/developmentorseries.aspx

  The important one for us is Halloway's Component Development for the Java Platform.  This is a must have for classloaders.

  Regards,

  Brian

Should we use Junit 4 or 3.x ?

I am keen for Junit 4.

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-junit4.html

Ta
Atif.

http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2003/04/02/log4j_ejb.html

socketeers,

Everyone has got to download long baws (lomboz to some) from 
object.web site.

There's a 141 MB zip that includes eclipse.ee plus a load of j2ee 
and web service gubbins.  Makes editing the jsps etc so much 
easier.

The installation proceeds automatically on unzip - so that's 
painless.  All you need to do is to use help | new software to point 
to subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.0.x to get your subversion plugin.

Regards,

Brian

Andrew Booth wrote:

>OK - I'm in.
>
>Aggie
>  
>
8-)

OK - I'm in.

Aggie

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