Presentation: "The JCP and the Future of Java"
Time: Thursday 16:50 - 17:50
Location: Rutherford Room, Fourth Floor
Presentation: "The JCP and the Future of Java"Time: Thursday 16:50 - 17:50 Location: Rutherford Room, Fourth Floor
Abstract:
Please join the Chair of the JCP organization Patrick Curran, Glassfish Architect Jerome Dochez, and members of the Java developer and Java User Group communities for an open-ended panel discussion on the role of the JCP in the future of Java one year after Oracle's acquisition of Sun. Bring your questions, your suggestions, and your concerns. We want to hear from you, and to encourage and enable your active participation in the advancement of the Java platform.
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Patrick Curran, JCPPatrick Curran is Chair of the JCP. In this role he oversees the activities of the JCP Program Office including driving the process, managing its membership, guiding specification leads and experts through the process, leading the Executive Committee meetings, and managing the JCP.org web site
Peter PilgrimA Sun Java Champion, software developer and designer who has over 15 years commercial experience. Peter's expertise lies in Java enterprise development on the server-side. It also extends to web design, objectoriented design and aspects of architecture. Peter has a PhysicalSciences & Computing honours degree from South Bank University. He hasbeen instrumental in software development projects for financialservices, especially for investment banks like UBS, Credit Suisse andDeutsche Bank. Just before his first visit to JavaONE, in 2004, Peter sent out aninvitation email on the then struts-users mailing list. He, thereby,founded and organised the first London Struts Meet-up in London at theinfamous Waxy O'Connors Irish pub in Soho, London. The success of thesubsequent meet-ups eventually led to the formation of the JAVAWUG, aJava User Group dedicated to every enthusiast who is interested in allthings Java web enterprise technology based. Peter Pilgrim is your "Java Enterprise Software Design Artist"! URLs: |
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