My JavaOne Sessions - And Interactive Java EE 6 Hacking Without Slides

I will give the following JavaOne presentations:

1. Tuesday: 9:30AM
   Creating Lightweight Applications with Nothing but Vanilla Java EE 6
   Stream(s): JAVAONE
   Track(s): Java EE Web Profile and Platform Technologies, The Java Frontier
   Convention over configuration and dependency injection drastically simplify the Java EE 6 model. This session, for Java developers and architects, will cover an ap[...]

   I will present ideas and approaches from my real world Java EE 6 projects and especially: the death of interfaces, DAOs, extensive layering and the majority of ancient J2EE patterns

   S313248[CS]Hilton San Francisco/Yosemite B
   

2. Tuesday: 1:00PM
   Hacking Heating Systems with Java EE 6, JavaFX, and Scripting
   Stream(s): JAVAONE
   Track(s): Java EE Web Profile and Platform Technologies, JavaFX and Rich User Experience
   Common house heating systems are not very intelligent. But Java EE 6 can change that. With a few tweaks and hacks, energy saving of 30% to 50% are possible. This s[...]

   I'm working as a consultant - and have to sign tons of NDAs. Instead of showing client's code, I will delve into the implementation of GreenFire - one of my pet projects. It was recently migrated from JavaEE 5 to Java EE 6. GreenFire is surprisingly "real world" - it containts: timers, RESTful services, scripting (Groovy), singletons, EJB/CDI dependecny injection and legacy code (heating drivers). It is also mission critical (we have cold winters in bavaria :-))
   GreenFire also saves a considerable amount of energy. So: "Hacking Java EE 6 Is Good For The Environment"

   S314243[CS]Hilton San Francisco/Golden Gate 2

3. Wednesday: 10:00AM
   Java EE 6 Panel: What Do We Do Now?
   Stream(s): JAVAONE
   Track(s): Java EE Web Profile and Platform Technologies
   The final Java EE 6 specification (released in December 2009) is the beginning of something, but what that is depends on who you are in the ecosystem. This panel brin[...]

   This one will be interesting: SAP, IBM, JBoss, Apache, Oracle ...and me will try to answer the simple question: "How and when will Java EE 6 impact your life as a developer?"

   S313278[PAN]Hilton San Francisco/Continental Parlor 1/2/3
   

4. Wednesday: 4:45PM
   The Feel of Java EE 6: Interactive Onstage Hacking
   Stream(s): JAVAONE
   Track(s): Java EE Web Profile and Platform Technologies
   Addressing the JSF 2 UI, EJB 3.1, REST, CDI, and JPA 2 with unit tests in one hour (from scratch and without wizards, templates, or code generation) is quite a handfu[...]

   I'm especially looking forward to this session - there are only 3 slides - I will probably spend less than 3 minutes with slides and the remaining time in the IDE. I intend to build a small application (Schedule Builder :-)) with CDI, Bean Validation, EJB 3.1, JUnit+Mocks, JPA 2, Bean Validation and JSF. I will intentionally not use any wizards, templates or code snippets. This session will be very agile - so prepare some questions / requirements.

   S319369[CS]Hilton San Francisco/Golden Gate 6/7
   

Don't hesitate to ask me during, before or after the presentations about Java (SE/EE/FX), architecture, this blog and software related stuff (JavaOne time is too precious to discuss anything else :-)). Breakfast and lunch are also perfect opportunity to chat about Java.