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From: akmal b. chaudhri <akmal_chaudhri@my-deja.com>
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Subject: Re: Integrating XML, Java, databases (Oct. 20, JavaDevCon)
Date: Sun, 08 Aug 1999 08:51:08 GMT
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In article <7oi5o0$k09$1@ssauraab-i-1.production.compuserve.com>,
  "Ken North" <ken_north@nospam.compuservei.com> wrote:

People may also be interested in the OOPSLA '99 Workshop on Java and
Databases to be held in Denver in November. An RTF file describing the
objectives and attendance requirements can be found here:

http://www.soi.city.ac.uk/~akmal/html.dir/cfp.rtf

Improved position papers from the workshop may be considered for
publication in a book form next year.

At OOPSLA '99, there is also another workshop on XML and Objects. Check
the ACM web site for details.

Regards,

akmal



> Integrating Databases, Java, XML
>
> At the SIGS Java Development Conference (October 20, 1999, San Jose,
> CA), a panel of experts will discuss Java architectures for
> distributed applications using databases and XML. The experts will
> discuss Java-enabled databases ("Java in the database"), XML-enabled
> databases, and application servers that support XML and Enterprise
> Java Beans.  Panelists include product architects and engineers who
> implemented XML servers, application servers, message brokers, and
> Java-enabled object-relational DBMSs.
>
> The panel includes:
>
> - Seth White, principal designer of JDBC 2.0 for Sun's Java Software
> Division
> - Hamish Reid, the Java Architect at Informix Software
> - Bob Bickel, Senior VP for development of Bluestone XML-Server
> - Geoff Brown, Senior Principal Consultant and architect of Oracle
> Message Broker
> - Joe Weinstein, Staff Engineer responsible for BEA WebLogic JDBC
> drivers and application server.
>
> The panel moderator is Ken North, database columnist for Web
> Techniques and author of DATABASE MAGIC WITH KEN NORTH.
>
> For registration info:
> www.javadevcon.com
>
>

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