Meetings

Year 2001

Month
Topic
September Web Services - A Technical Overview using WSDL,SOAP,UDDI & J2EE by  Karen Dorrough, Technical Account Manager, SilverStream Software.

Abstract:
  A service oriented architecture meets the demands of businesses to supply solutions to their vast array or partners, customers and employees - by allowing them to easily unlock all of their  corporate assets. Including legacy mainframe, multi-user Unix,  JMS, JDBC, data and information sources. Web services technologies  apply a service oriented computing architecture, which fulfills the promise of the Internet by building to the unknown future. 
      An effective Web service requires awareness of many new, as well as some existing technologies. This presentation will cover the core technologies in detail, including SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI - and how to leverage industry standards such as J2EE(tm) and XML. In addition you will learn the fundamental skills needed to produce, deploy, and consume a web service. Topics include how to build a web service, expose it via SOAP, describe it via WSDL, register it via UDDI and finally discover a web service and invoke it using a SOAP client. Deploy all of your web services into a standard J2EE application server such as SilverStream Application Server, WebSphere, or WebLogic

About Speaker:
          Karen Dorrough  is a Technical Account Manager with SilverStream Software with 11 years experience in the software industry. Prior to joining SilverStream, Karen held a similar position with Open Port Technology, and as a programmer/analyst for Chevron Information Technology. She built the first web site and installed the first firewall for the Kuwait Oil Company. She has also incarnated as Unix sysdamin,Revelation/C/SmallTalk programmer.Karen holds degrees in German, Linguistics, and Chemistry from the University of Louisville. Apart from work she is interested in Rock climbing.
Announcement

October  J2EE + XML Schema = Web Services Architecture for the Enterprise
by Mukund Balasubramanian & Don Campbell of  Infravio,Inc

Abstract:

The Speech will be on how J2EE and XML Schema  together form the foundation for Web Services. The presentation will review the details of the Web Services stack, then describe how XML Schema, mapped to Java and EJBs, speed Web Services development. We will also discuss how an XML Schema-based approach implifies Web Services delivery and management.

 Agenda:

  • Mapping XML Schema to Java
  • Mapping XML Schema to J2EE, new issuesWhat is JMS 
  • Web Services as a delivery mechanism
  • The Challenges of Web Services Management
  • Q&A 
Mukund Balasubramanian is Co-Founder and Chief Technical Officer of Infravio Inc  and is responsible for the technology direction of the company. He co-founded Infravio while still a Masters student at Stanford University. He's held several positions in innovative software companies since 1995. Mukund is the technical brain behind the Infravio product and it was his research thesis that formed the foundation for  the company. His visionary thinking around harnessing the power of XML is  the guiding light for the Infravio technical direction.He graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Technology in Madras,India 

Don Campbell - Director of Product Management:    Don is responsible for product management at Infravio.  For the past 12 years, Don has worked with leading edge solutions in enterprise software and Web application development, doing product management, business development and sales. At Infravio, Don guides all aspects of Infravio's product offering,  both strategic and tactical. Most recently at Interwoven, Don forged           relationships with technology partners to provide whole solutions. Responsible for Interwoven's entire product life-cycle, he researched customer    requirements to ensure that products met them.   Prior to Interwoven, Don was with Ford Motor for eight years.   As an Internet Technologies Specialist on the Electronic Commerce Team, Don  managed their Web site production process, recommended Internet strategies for the Company, and designed & developed Java-based electronic commerce initiatives.   Don graduated from Eastern Michigan University with a  B.B.A., Operations, Research, Information Systems 

Presentation Slides

Announcement

November Simplifying J2EE Application Development with OptimalJ  by Gene Ehrhartd & Tom Harrington of Compuware Corporation.

Abstract:
The Presentation and Demonstration will show how Compuware's OptimalJ Rapid Application Development environment simplifies J2EE
Application Development and deployment by combining modeling, code generation, business rules modeling and generation, testing and        deployment in one offering. OptimalJ generates code based on the opensource NetBeans IDE and can design its own models, or import          models created with a UML compliant modeling tool.  OptimalJ deploys its applications based on J2EE patterns by Sun Microsystems. 
Agenda:
      OptimalJ Architectural Overview

  • Rapid Application Development
  • Business Rules Generation
  • Pattern Deployment
  • Active Code Synchronization
  • Integrated Testing and Deployment
About Speaker:
         Gene Ehrhart is Principal Systems Engineer for Application Development at Compuware.  He has been with Compuware for                   10 years and has worked with a variety of 3GL and 4GL application development enviroments.  Prior to Compuware Ehrhart was with Uniface 
Corporation where he was responsible overseeing a team of client application development specialists.  Ehrhart has held a number of           positions with leading technology innovators like Gupta Systems and Hughes Electronics.
         Tom Harrington is Account Manager with Application Development Team of OptimalJ
Announcement
December No Meeting