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+---
+Title: "XML and Web Services with PHP"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Web Services, Web Technologies, XML
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Christian Wenz <ch...@wenz.org>
+ (Starnberg//Germany/)
+ 3 submissions for this event
+ 6 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.58 (19 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ PHP 5 features a completely revamped XML support and also comes
+ with a quite robust web services stack. This sessopm will give you
+ a run-through of the most important (and interesting) XML features
+ in PHP; then, PHP's web services support (and alternative,
+ external packages) is demonstrated. The session closes with a
+ look ahead at what the future will bring, especially with regards
+ to modern web services standards like the WS-* stack.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Christian Wenz is author, trainer and consultant with focus on web
+ programming. He is author or co-author of over six dozen books,
+ among them the PHP Phrasebook and JavaScript Phrasebook (both Sams
+ Publishing). Christian regularly writes for renowned IT magazines
+ and speaks at developer conferences around the globe. He maintains
+ or co-maintains several PEAR packages and is co-author of the PHP 5
+ Zend certification and founding principial at the PHP Security
+ Consortium.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "(In)secure Ajax and Web 2.0 Web Sites"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Security, Web Technologies
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Christian Wenz <ch...@wenz.org>
+ (Starnberg//Germany/)
+ 3 submissions for this event
+ 6 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 4.09 (23 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Web 2.0 took the internet world by storm. Especially attackers
+ welcome the new possibilities created by Ajax, the increased use
+ of JavaScript, opening up applications via web services, and user
+ generated content. This session shows common pitfalls with modern
+ "Web 2.0" applications and help you to avoid becoming the next
+ victim on the ever-growing list. Web security has not changed that
+ much, but web applications have. Ajax introduced new and dangerous
+ attacks, and it is vital to know appropriate countermeasures. Come
+ to this (technology-agnostic) session to learn best practices for
+ state-of-the-art websites.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Christian Wenz is author, trainer and consultant with focus on web
+ programming. He is author or co-author of over six dozen books,
+ among them the PHP Phrasebook and JavaScript Phrasebook (both Sams
+ Publishing). Christian regularly writes for renowned IT magazines
+ and speaks at developer conferences around the globe. He maintains
+ or co-maintains several PEAR packages and is co-author of the PHP 5
+ Zend certification and founding principial at the PHP Security
+ Consortium.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Turn Off The Lights Before You Go: Graceful Shutdown of OS Projects"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Business
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Community
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Bjorn Townsend <bj...@apache.org>
+ (Seattle/WA/USA/SEA)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 1 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.65 (20 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Almost every project has users who depend on it, even if that
+ project is reaching the end of its development lifecycle. We owe it
+ to that user base to give every open source project a graceful
+ sendoff. Incorporating lessons learned from the retirement of Apache
+ Axis 1.x and the transition of its user base to Apache Axis2, this
+ talk will discuss best practices and anti-patterns for retiring an
+ open source project, including tips on how to ease the pain of
+ legacy users as well as how to migrate your users to a new or
+ replacement technology.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ After ascending from the depths of closed-source network appliance
+ development and network engineering support, Bjorn Townsend is
+ currently employed by SourceLabs Inc. developing tools to help
+ support open source in the enterprise, as well as doing direct
+ support of certain open source Java frameworks. He became a
+ committer on Apache Axis 1.x in November 2007, and is overseeing the
+ retirement of that project. He's also a frequent contributor to
+ Apache Commons and Apache Jakarta Taglibs.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Atom Best Practices"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Incubator
+Categories: New Technologies, Programming, Web Services
+Days: Tue,Wed,Thu
+Submitted by: James Snell <ja...@gmail.com>
+ (Hanford/CA/USA/FRO)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 1 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.11 (18 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ This session will discuss best practices for the implementation of
+ Atom-based services. Topics will include best practices for Atom
+ format and protocol extensions, mapping application specific data
+ to core Atom elements, use of atom:category and atom:link
+ elements, and overall design of Atom-based services.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ James Snell is a software engineer in IBM's Technology and
+ Innovation Group. He is an active contributor and original
+ developer of the Apache Abdera project, participated in the
+ development of the Atom standards, is the primary developer and
+ administrator of IBM's internal blogging environment, implemented
+ the Atom publishing protocol support in the Lotus Connections Blogs
+ and Activities components, and generally enjoys writing lots of
+ code.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "The Struts 2 Framework"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Struts
+Categories: Java, New Technologies, Web Technologies
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: scott stanlick <st...@gmail.com>
+ (Edwardsville/IL/USA/STL)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 1 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.50 (16 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ You come to work on Monday morning to learn that your company is
+ adopting this new version of Struts. At first you are excited to
+ learn a modern web framework but you have also heard it is quite
+ different from Struts Classic. What does this mean for your career?
+ What if you are no longer the person everyone calls the Struts guru?
+ How do you quickly become the Struts 2 expert you know you can be?
+ Luckily, you have already taken the first step by attending Java
+ One! With Struts being the most popular Java web framework in the
+ industry today, IT shops are excited to hit the ground running with
+ this next generation web framework. This session will provide a
+ primer for Struts Classic developers needing a Struts 2 head
+ start. We will compare and contrast Struts 2 to its predecessor and
+ highlight the areas where Struts 2 breaks away from the past and
+ blazes new trails into Ajax, validations, plug-in architecture and
+ the interceptor architecture that allow nearly infinite
+ flexibility. This session will transition your expert status to the
+ new Struts before anyone realizes your confidence was ever shaken! A
+ complete reference application will be made available to the
+ participant in order to become effective in minutes not days.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ J. Scott Stanlick 314.308.3232 stanlick@gmail.com Objective Provide
+ expert level software and services to teach, build, deploy,
+ integrate, and manage object-oriented application software utilizing
+ current open source technologies and design methods Qualifications
+  Co-author of Struts 2 in Action for Manning Publications
+ Co.  I am currently teaching the following courses 
+ Principles of Object Technology  Object Oriented Analysis &
+ Design  Java Standard Edition  Software Design
+ Patterns  Java Database Connectivity  Test Driven
+ Development with Mock Objects  Java Enterprise Edition
+  Building Web Apps using Struts/2  The Java Standard
+ Tag Library  Eclipse/MyEclipse  JFC/Swing 
+ Facilitated a variety of related technology courses 
+ Designed and developed a Dynamic Skills Management System (DSMS) web
+ application utilizing Java, MySQL, Tomcat and Struts to provide
+ classroom testing and employee comprehension tracking. 
+ Designed and implemented VisualBasic Plant Floor Imaging System for
+ the Lawrence Paper Company.  partnered with vendors to
+ design and develop course materials Education BA Computer
+ Information Systems Attend annual Java One conference Participate in
+ regional Java User Groups Never ending periodicals, web links and
+ innumerable readings Links www.strutsschool.com
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Introducing Mahout: Apache Machine Learning"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Lucene
+Categories: Java, Performance
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Grant Ingersoll <gr...@gmail.com>
+ (Cary/NC/USA/)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 10 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.00 (17 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ With the massive rise in both structured and unstructured data
+ comes the need to better understand what is in the data. Machine
+ Learning algorithms are often designed to make sense of large
+ volumes of data with minimal human input. In this talk, we cover
+ some of the basic algorithms of machine learning (without all the
+ gory math) and show how the new Apache Mahout project is
+ attempting to solve these problems in a scalable way by utilizing
+ Hadoop.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Grant Ingersoll is a committer on the Lucene Java , Solr and Mahout
+ projects and a member of the Lucene PMC. He has been developing
+ commercial and research systems in Java for 11 years, many of which
+ leverage Apache projects. Grant has used Lucene and Solr for
+ implementing many different search and text-based application,
+ including cross-language information retrieval (CLIR) systems,
+ question answering (QA), sentiment analysis, collection analysis and
+ customization applications. Grant is also a co-creator of the
+ Apache Mahout project.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Real-World Messaging with ActiveMQ"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: C/C++ Development, Java, Performance, Security
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Aaron Mulder <am...@apache.org>
+ (Fort Washington/PA/USA/PHL)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 2 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.40 (15 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ "So you're considering a production deployment of ActiveMQ. I'm
+ sure you have some questions. Such as: How can the broker be
+ clustered to improve scalability or guarantee availability? How
+ should clients be configured for failover? How do we monitor
+ individual messages, queue depths, or other broker statistics?
+ What's the best approach if a producer or consumer may be down
+ for some time (e.g. a maintenance window)? What kind of hardware
+ is needed for a throughput of ## messages per second? What are the
+ security options? What's the real difference between persistence
+ strategies? What's the best way to connect non-Java clients? In
+ this talk we'll address all these questions and more (bring a few
+ of your own!). You'll walk away with the knowledge you need to be
+ confident putting ActiveMQ into production."
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Aaron Mulder is the Chief Technical Officer of Chariot Solutions
+ where he helps companies with their Java, J2EE, Rails, and Open
+ Source architecture challenges. When not consulting, you can usually
+ find him presenting at conferences and user groups, wrangling with
+ JCP spec committees, working on his latest book, or hacking away at
+ Apache Geronimo, ActiveMQ, ServiceMix, XBean, or OpenEJB. Along the
+ way, he has contributed to many other projects including JBoss and
+ PostgreSQL.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Taking Apache Camel for a Ride"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: ActiveMQ
+Categories: Java
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Bruce Snyder <br...@gmail.com>
+ (Louisville/CO/USA/)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 9 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 5.00 (1 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.80 (15 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ The revered Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) book is
+ indispensable for handling messaging-based integration, but
+ utilizing these patterns in your own code can be tedious,
+ especially if you have to write the code from scratch every
+ time. Wouldn't it be nice if you had a simple API for these
+ patterns that makes this easier? Enter Apache Camel, a message
+ routing and mediation engine that provides a POJO-based
+ implementation of the EIP patterns and a wonderfully simple Domain
+ Specific Language (DSL) for expressing message routes. This
+ session will introduce and demonstrate the power of Camel. So go
+ on, take a Camel ride!
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Bruce Snyder is a veteran of enterprise software development and a
+ recognized leader in open source software. Bruce has experience in a
+ wide range of technologies including Java EE, Enterprise Messaging
+ and Service Oriented Integration. In addition to his role as a
+ Principal Engineer for IONA Technologies, Bruce is also an Apache
+ Member, a founding member of Apache Geronimo and a developer for
+ Apache ActiveMQ, Apache Camel and Apache ServiceMix. Bruce serves as
+ a member of various JCP expert groups and is the co-author of
+ Professional Apache Geronimo and Beginning Spring Framework 2 both
+ from Wrox Press. Bruce is also a frequent speaker at many industry
+ conferences including the Colorado Software Summit, ApacheCon,
+ JavaOne, JAOO, SOA Web Services Edge, No Fluff Just Stuff,
+ TheServerSide Java Symposium, Java in Action and various users
+ groups. Bruce lives in beautiful Boulder, Colorado with his family.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Service Oriented Integration With the Apache ServiceMix ESB"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Java
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Bruce Snyder <br...@gmail.com>
+ (Louisville/CO/USA/)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 9 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 5.00 (1 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.79 (14 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ SOA is simply a way to think when designing systems. Service
+ oriented integration is a way to leverage investments in existing IT
+ systems. Apache ServiceMix is an enterprise service bus (ESB) that
+ provides a platform for system integration utilizing reusable
+ components in a service oriented manner. This session will discuss
+ some definitions of an ESB and how to evaluate them, the Java
+ Business Integration (JBI) spec and will perform live software
+ development using Apache ServiceMix.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Bruce Snyder is a veteran of enterprise software development and a
+ recognized leader in open source software. Bruce has experience in a
+ wide range of technologies including Java EE, Enterprise Messaging
+ and Service Oriented Integration. In addition to his role as a
+ Principal Engineer for IONA Technologies, Bruce is also an Apache
+ Member, a founding member of Apache Geronimo and a developer for
+ Apache ActiveMQ, Apache Camel and Apache ServiceMix. Bruce serves as
+ a member of various JCP expert groups and is the co-author of
+ Professional Apache Geronimo and Beginning Spring Framework 2 both
+ from Wrox Press. Bruce is also a frequent speaker at many industry
+ conferences including the Colorado Software Summit, ApacheCon,
+ JavaOne, JAOO, SOA Web Services Edge, No Fluff Just Stuff,
+ TheServerSide Java Symposium, Java in Action and various users
+ groups. Bruce lives in beautiful Boulder, Colorado with his family.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ This talk is related to Apache ServiceMix. It is a TLP but is
+ not available in the related project list above.
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Advanced Reverse Proxy Load Balancing in Apache HTTP Server 2.2"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Panel
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Apache HTTP Server
+Days: Wed,Thu
+Submitted by: Jim Jagielski <ji...@jaguNET.com>
+ (Forest Hill/MD/US/BWI)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 6 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.53 (19 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ One of the main new features in Apache 2.2 is the enhancement of the
+ proxy module, allowing Apache to proxy not only HTTP as before, but
+ also AJP. Coupled with the dynamic load balancing capability also
+ new in 2.2, see why Apache is now an even more capable reverse
+ proxy, and see why mod_jk may no longer be required. Included are
+ helpful real-world hints in configuration for high-availability
+ failover environments.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Jim's been active on the 'Net since the early 80's, starting as
+ editor of the A/UX FAQ. He worked on the NCSA server and joined the
+ Apache Group (as it was called back then) at a very early stage. He
+ actively contributes on HTTPD, APR and Tomcat, but also hacks on
+ other projects (ASF and others) as well in addition to mentoring
+ many ASF incubator podlings. In addition to being a charter and core
+ member of the ASF Jim serves as Director and Chairman for the
+ foundation. His real job is as CTO for Covalent Technologies.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "What\'s new in Apache HTTP Server 2.2"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Panel
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Apache HTTP Server
+Days: Wed,Thu
+Submitted by: Jim Jagielski <ji...@jaguNET.com>
+ (Forest Hill/MD/US/BWI)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 6 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.00 (16 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ An overview of what is new and improved in the 2.2.x version of the
+ Apache Web Server. See how many of the design aspects started in 2.0
+ come to completion with 2.2. An overview of new authentication
+ mechanism and the proxy and cache modules will be featured. Also
+ included will be migration hints from Apache 1.3 and 2.0 and a look
+ at what Apache 3.0 may look like.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Jim's been active on the 'Net since the early 80's, starting as
+ editor of the A/UX FAQ. He worked on the NCSA server and joined the
+ Apache Group (as it was called back then) at a very early stage. He
+ actively contributes on HTTPD, APR and Tomcat, but also hacks on
+ other projects (ASF and others) as well in addition to mentoring
+ many ASF incubator podlings. In addition to being a charter and core
+ member of the ASF Jim serves as Director and Chairman for the
+ foundation. His real job is as CTO for Covalent Technologies.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "WebDAV"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Apache HTTP Server
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Rich Bowen <rb...@rcbowen.com>
+ (Lexington/KY/USA/)
+ 4 submissions for this event
+ 46 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 4.25 (8 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.24 (21 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ WebDAV - Distributed Authoring and Versioning - provides a
+ compelling replacement for FTP and other networked file systems,
+ and is becoming very common in operating systems and
+ applications. Learn how to configure your Apache Web Server to
+ host DAV repositories, and how to use end-user applications to use
+ those repositories. We'll talk about various popular DAV-based
+ applications such as iCal and Sunbird (Calendaring), Subversion
+ (Revision control), and various web development packages that use
+ DAV as their file transfer method. This talk is geared to the
+ beginner or intermediate user who is somewhat familiar with the
+ Apache httpd configuration files.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Rich Bowen is the Web Database Programmer for Asbury College in
+ Wilmore, Kentucky. Rich is the author of Apache Cookbook and The
+ Definitive Guide to Apache mod_rewrite. He is a member of the Apache
+ documentation project and of the Apache Software Foundation.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Introduction to Apache mod_rewrite"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Novice
+Related project: HTTP Server
+Categories: Apache HTTP Server
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Rich Bowen <rb...@rcbowen.com>
+ (Lexington/KY/USA/)
+ 4 submissions for this event
+ 46 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 4.25 (8 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.38 (16 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ mod_rewrite is one of the most powerful, and least understood,
+ modules that come with Apache. This talk will introduce you to the
+ process of crafting a rewrite rule, using many examples and common
+ problems. After this session, rewrite rules will be scientific
+ formulae, rather than magical incantations.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Rich Bowen is the Web Database Programmer for Asbury College in
+ Wilmore, Kentucky. Rich is the author of Apache Cookbook and The
+ Definitive Guide to Apache mod_rewrite. He is a member of the Apache
+ documentation project and of the Apache Software Foundation.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "The Commons Libraries - don't reinvent the wheel"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Novice
+Related project: Commons
+Categories: Java
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Torsten Curdt <tc...@apache.org>
+ (Landolfshausen/Niedersachsen/Germany/)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 2 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.33 (15 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Many projects use at least some of them - the Commons (former
+ Jakarta Commons) libraries. Small reusable libraries simplifying the
+ day-to-day work of thousands of java programmers. But over time the
+ Commons project has grown and the number of components makes it
+ harder and harder to keep track. This session will try to give an
+ overview of the components available and how the community is
+ organized.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Torsten Curdt is an active member of the Apache Software Foundation
+ developer community, as well as a technical writer. He has been
+ around the Apache Cocoon project since version 1.7 and became a
+ committer in 2001. With its creation he also became member of the
+ Cocoon PMC. Although he has been involved in several other open
+ source projects, his main contributions and publications are Apache
+ related. Today he is also part of the Jakarta PMC, chair of the
+ Commons PMC and a member of the Apache Software Foundation. In
+ particular he is interested in the research of new technologies.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Great Code comes from Great Community: Meritocracy in Action"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Community
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Chris J. Davis <cj...@chrisjdavis.org>
+ (Nicholasville/KY/United States/)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 4 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.81 (16 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ This presentation covers leveraging the meritocracy model to
+ foster community participation in open source and free software. We
+ will take a look at the dynamic community that can be built around a
+ project or idea, and how this inclusive model can accelerate
+ devlopment, draw, and most importantly, keep quality people.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Chris J. Davis is a Web Developer and Mac Head living in Central
+ Kentucky, USA. Currently Chris is the Web Architect for Asbury
+ College, a core developer _Habari Project_ and a contributing author
+ for _Blog Design Solutions_ from _Friends of Ed_. You can find his
+ ramblings at _Sillyness Spelled Wrong Intentionally_.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Large Search using Nutch and Lucene"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Lucene
+Categories: Java
+Days: Mon,Fri
+Submitted by: Markus Franz <fr...@sugoma.net>
+ (Mainbernheim/Bayern/Germany/FRA)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 2 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.60 (15 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ One of the most difficult things to do (in Java) is to build a
+ search engine: For a local website, a group of sites or even a large
+ part of the WorldWideWeb. The Apache Software Foundation hosts the
+ most popular open source solutions on this topic: Nutch and
+ Lucene. This session will introduce these frameworks and explain how
+ they depend on each other. It will briefly explain how they handle
+ search queries / data storage and outline the strengths and
+ weaknesses of each. Tips and tricks will be plentiful. Lastly, it
+ will provide attendees with a sample application that uses both
+ Nutch and Lucene for site search at a JSP web application. At the
+ end, session includes at simple setup for a search server that can
+ be used for any data, working as a webservice.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Markus Franz is co-founder and CTO of BF Blogform Search GmbH,
+ Berlin, a company focused on data mining solutions for enterprises
+ and related social web services. He is a developer with passion for
+ large amounts of data and Web 2.0. Beside working for his company,
+ he studies information science at the University of Jena. He's 20
+ years old and writes on Java and database related topics for leading
+ European IT magazines.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Decentralized Development of Applications"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Lucene
+Categories: Development Tools, Eclipse Rich Client Platform
+Days: Mon,Fri
+Submitted by: Markus Franz <fr...@sugoma.net>
+ (Mainbernheim/Bayern/Germany/FRA)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 2 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.20 (15 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Application development by large groups of developers is one of
+ the most demanding problems in software industry. Also, open source
+ projects are getting sometimes in this trouble. Mostly they try to
+ solve it by using Subversion / CVS code management - but there are
+ really more ways to do this. This session outlines the possibilities
+ of decentralized development offers to small and midsized groups of
+ developers: Completely working without any central server. It also
+ shows the networking opportunities of Eclipse and NetBeans. Many
+ tips and tricks as well as some case studies will be shown finally.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Markus Franz is co-founder and CTO of BF Blogform Search GmbH,
+ Berlin, a company focused on data mining solutions for enterprises
+ and related social web services. He is a developer with passion for
+ large amounts of data and Web 2.0. Beside working for his company,
+ he studies information science at the University of Jena. He's 20
+ years old and writes on Java and database related topics for leading
+ European IT magazines.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Apache Solr: Out of the Box"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Novice
+Related project: Lucene
+Categories: New Technologies, Web Services, XML
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Chris Hostetter <ho...@fucit.org>
+ (San Francisco/CA/USA/)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 4 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.33 (15 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Apache Solr is an HTTP based enterprise search server built on top
+ of the Lucene Java search library. In this session we will see how
+ quick and easy it can be to install and configure Solr to provide
+ full-text searching of structured data without needing to write
+ any custom code. We will demonstrate various built-in features
+ such as: loading data from CSV files, tolerant parsing of user
+ input, faceted searching, highlighting matched text in results,
+ and retrieving search results in a variety of formats (XML, JSON,
+ etc....) We will also look at using Solr's Administrative
+ interface to understand how different text analysis configuration
+ options affect our results, and why various results score the way
+ they do against different searches. No previous Solr experience is
+ expected.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Chris Hostetter is a Apache Member who serves on the Lucene PMC. As
+ a Principal Software Engineer at CNET Networks he has spent the last
+ 8 years of his life thinking about searching "structured data" that
+ is never as structured as it should be. If he is not sending
+ typo-riddled emails to the Lucene-Java and Solr mailing lists, he is
+ probably welding something shiny out of stainless steel and silicon
+ bronze.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Apache Solr: Beyond the Box"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Lucene
+Categories: Java, New Technologies, Web Services
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Chris Hostetter <ho...@fucit.org>
+ (San Francisco/CA/USA/)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 4 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.13 (16 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Apache Solr is an HTTP based enterprise search server built on top
+ of the Lucene Java search library. In this session we will look at
+ Solr's internal Java APIs and discuss how to write various types
+ of plugins for customizing it's behavior -- as well as some real
+ world examples of "When" and "Why" it makes sense to do so.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Chris Hostetter is a Apache Member who serves on the Lucene PMC. As
+ a Principal Software Engineer at CNET Networks he has spent the last
+ 8 years of his life thinking about searching "structured data" that
+ is never as structured as it should be. If he is not sending
+ typo-riddled emails to the Lucene-Java and Solr mailing lists, he is
+ probably welding something shiny out of stainless steel and silicon
+ bronze.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Building scalable web applications and clusters"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Apache HTTP Server, Database, Performance
+Days: Tue,Wed,Thu
+Submitted by: Brian Moon <br...@dealnews.com>
+ (Madison/AL/USA/BHM)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 3 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 3.00 (1 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.75 (16 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ In the last 10 years, dealnews.com has grown from a single shared
+ hosting account to an entire rack of equipment. Luckily, we
+ started using the LAMP stack very early in the companyâs
+ history. I will discuss the traps, bottlenecks, and even some big
+ wins we have encountered along the way using LAMP. From the small
+ scale to using custom proxies running on Apache with worker and
+ mod_php. We have done many interesting things to give our readers
+ (and our content team) a good experience when using our web site.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Brian Moon has been working with the LAMP platform since before it
+ was called LAMP. He is a programmer and systems administrator for
+ dealnews.com. He has made a few small contributions to the PHP and
+ Apache projects. He is the founder and lead developer of the Phorum
+ project, the first PHP/MySQL message board ever created.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ I prefer to travel on Monday and Friday so I don't interrupt
+ my families schedule. Please schedule accordingly. Thank you.
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Subversion Worst Practices"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Development Tools
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Brian Fitzpatrick <fi...@apache.org>
+ (Chicago/IL/USA/)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 19 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 5.00 (3 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 4.00 (20 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ In the past I've talked about Subversion "best practices." This
+ year, I'll discuss the most common blunders to avoid when using
+ Subversion in your open source project: bad layouts, ridiculous hook
+ scripts, file locking, too much access control, confused merges,
+ versioning derived objects, mixing locales, and other painful
+ mistakes.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Brian Fitzpatrick started his career at Google in 2005 as the first
+ software engineer hired in the Chicago office. Brian leads Google's
+ Chicago engineering efforts and also serves as engineering manager
+ for Google Code and internal advisor for Google's open source
+ efforts. Prior to joining Google, Brian was a senior software
+ engineer on the version control team at CollabNet, working on
+ Subversion, cvs2svn, and CVS. He has also worked at Apple Computer
+ as a senior engineer in their professional services division,
+ developing both client and web applications for Apple's largest
+ corporate customers. Brian has been an active open source
+ contributor for over ten years. He became a core Subversion
+ developer in 2000, and then the lead developer of the cvs2svn
+ utility. He was nominated as a member of the Apache Software
+ Foundation in 2002 and spent two years as the ASF's VP of Public
+ Relations. Brian has written numerous articles and given many
+ presentations on a wide variety of subjects from version control to
+ software development, including co-writing "Version Control with
+ Subversion" as well as chapters for "Unix in a Nutshell" and "Linux
+ in a Nutshell." Personal information can be found at
+ http://www.red-bean.com/fitz/
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Best of breed - httpd, forrest, solr and droids"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Forrest
+Categories: Business, Java, XML
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Thorsten Scherler <th...@apache.org>
+ (///)
+ 3 submissions for this event
+ 3 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.79 (14 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ This session shows how to use best of breed Apache products to
+ develop high traffic pages where performance is the determine
+ factor. Each day the Junta de Andalucia is publishing the official
+ bulletin on the governmental web page
+ http://www.andaluciajunta.es/boja/. The daily bulletin is
+ generated with Apache Forrest using Adobe Indesign files as
+ base. In the process of the static export of the content of the
+ bulletin the different laws are crawled with Apache Droids which
+ then uses Apache Solr to index them. Finally an Apache httpd
+ server is used to answer the high volume requests.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Thorsten is a committer and PMC member on the Apache Forrest and
+ Lenya project. He is the leading developer of Apache
+ Droids. Thorsten uses ASF products professionally for customer
+ projects and teaching classes.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Apache Droids - an intelligent standalone robot framework"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Java
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Thorsten Scherler <th...@apache.org>
+ (///)
+ 3 submissions for this event
+ 3 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.25 (16 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ In the session we give an introduction into Apache Droids, the
+ intelligent standalone robot framework, and develop a custom
+ robot. The core is a simple crawler which can be easily extended
+ by plugins to automatically seek out relevant information and
+ invoke arbitrary business logic. If a project needs special
+ processing for a crawled url the developer can easily write a
+ plugin to implement the functionality. The project started as an
+ Apache Labs project and entered the Apache Incubator with Apache
+ HttpComponents as mentoring project. Apache Nutch is another
+ famous robot on Apache but for some use cases just too specific,
+ this is where Droids enters the stage.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Thorsten is a committer and PMC member on the Apache Forrest and
+ Lenya project. He is the leading developer of Apache
+ Droids. Thorsten uses ASF products professionally for customer
+ projects and teaching classes.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Apache James - The Complete Email Application Platform"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Java
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Danny Angus <da...@apache.org>
+ (Mauchline/Ayrshire/UK/PIK)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 3 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.57 (14 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ This presentation will introduce the audience to the Apache James
+ mailserver, outlining its major features and focusing on James'
+ capability as a mature and highly flexible email application
+ platform that can be used in complex enterprise systems, small
+ business or workgroups, or as a platform for R and D in email
+ related topics. It will also include an overview of the
+ complimentary products hosted by the Apache James project; the
+ Mailet API, JSeive, JSPF, mime4j and postage.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Danny Angus lives on the west coast of Scotland with his wife Nikki
+ and children Emma and Ross. Danny is currently employed as Director
+ of IT by Drive Business a UK company servicing the e-Commerce needs
+ of brand leading retail clients. He has been an Apache Foundation
+ Member since 2004, where most of his code contributions have been to
+ the James mail server project, an involvement which started in
+ 2000. He has worked in ICT since 1998, initially in web content
+ management, subsequently in e-commerce and knowledge
+ management. Recently he has worked in projects delivering to the UK
+ government's modernising government agenda, but has just returned
+ to his roots in e-Commerce. His technical interests include web
+ technologies, email and anti-spam solutions, java performance, and
+ code quality processes. Outside of work he enjoys mountain biking
+ and photography.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "XML and Web Services with Groovy"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Java, Programming, Web Services, XML
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Paul King <pa...@asert.com.au>
+ (Brisbane/QLD/Australia/BNE)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 2 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 4.00 (21 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Groovy provides excellent facilities for parsing and creating
+ XML. As well as providing syntactic sugar on top of traditional
+ Java-based parsing approaches (e.g. SAX, DOM, StAX), it has its own
+ XmlParser and XmlSlurper libraries which support XPath-like
+ expressions at the object level (akin to LINQ in the .Net world). It
+ also integrates nicely with XPath, XQuery, XSLT as well as with
+ popular XML libraries. Groovy's markup builders provide an elegant
+ and efficient way to create and modify XML. All these features can
+ work with Apache Xerces or with native XML support on 1.4 through to
+ 1.7 JVMs. In addition to its base XML capabilities, Groovy modules
+ exist for doing XML-RPC, REST and SOAP Web Services including RSS,
+ ATOM and other popular XML dialects. Groovy-WS is based on Apache
+ CXF and provides a simple and elegant way to create Web Services
+ without the need for worrying about stubs.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Paul King has broad experience in both technical and managerial
+ roles across the telecommunications and information technology
+ industries. He has a passion for innovation and often assists
+ organizations in bringing new technologies or processes into their
+ development practices. He has been contributing to open source
+ projects for more than fifteen years, has contributed to
+ international standards, has won prizes for his research, has
+ coauthored several books and is a frequent speaker at international
+ conferences. His special interest areas are Java, Java EE,
+ lightweight frameworks such as Spring, agile development, open
+ source testing tools, XML and Web services, and dynamic languages
+ such as Groovy.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Q, Maven integration for Eclipse"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Maven
+Categories: Development Tools, Java
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Carlos Sanchez <ca...@apache.org>
+ (Marina del Rey/CA/US/)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 4 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.71 (14 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ "Q for Eclipse" is a new Open Source project that integrates
+ Apache Maven and the Eclipse IDE for faster, more agile, and more
+ productive development. The plugin allows you to run Maven from the
+ IDE, import existing Maven projects without intermediate steps,
+ create new projects using Maven archetypes, synchronize dependency
+ management, search artifact repositories for dependencies that are
+ automatically downloaded, view a graph of dependencies and more!
+ Join us to discover how to take advantage of all these features, as
+ well as how they can help you to improve your development process.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Carlos Sanchez has been involved in Open Source for nearly ten
+ years. He has specialized in solving a variety of business
+ challenges in a wide variety of industries, including e-commerce,
+ financial services, telecommunications, and software development. A
+ member of the Apache Maven Project Management Committee (PMC),
+ Carlos is one of the maintainers of the central Maven repository and
+ a co-author of "Better Builds with Maven," the first book about
+ Maven 2. He is currently Director at Exist Global in Los
+ Angeles. Carlos received his Computer Engineering degree at the
+ University of Coruña, Spain, and enjoys traveling and discovering
+ new places.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Web Intrusion Detection with ModSecurity"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Apache HTTP Server, Security
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Ivan Ristic <iv...@webkreator.com>
+ (London//United Kingdom/LHR)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 4 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.93 (14 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Intrusion detection is a well-known network security technique --
+ it introduces monitoring and correlation devices to networks,
+ enabling administrators to monitor events and detect attacks and
+ anomalies in real-time. Web intrusion detection does the same but
+ it works on the HTTP level, making it suitable to deal with
+ security issues in web applications. This session will start with
+ an overview of web intrusion detection and web application
+ firewalls, discussing where they belong in the overall protection
+ strategy. The second part of the talk will discuss ModSecurity and
+ its capabilities. ModSecurity is an open source web application
+ firewall that can be deployed either embedded (in the Apache HTTP
+ server) or as a network gateway (as part of a reverse proxy
+ deployment). Now in it's fifth year of development, ModSecurity
+ is mature, robust and flexible. Due to its popularity and wide
+ usage it is now positioned as a de-facto standard in the web
+ intrusion detection space.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Ivan Ristic is a web security specialist and the principal author of
+ ModSecurity, an open source intrusion detection and prevention
+ engine for web applications. His book, Apache Security
+ (http://www.apachesecurity.net), is a concise yet comprehensive web
+ security guide for administrators, system architects, and
+ programmers. Ivan is an active participant in the web application
+ security community, officer the Web Application Security Consortium
+ and the leader of the OWASP London Chapter.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "An Introduction to Apache Velocity 1.5"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Development Tools, Java, Programming, Web Services, Web Technologies
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Henning Schmiedehausen <hp...@intermeta.de>
+ (Buckenhof/does not apply/Germany/)
+ 3 submissions for this event
+ 21 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 3.50 (2 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.33 (12 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Apache Velocity is mostly considered an exciting alternative to
+ the ubiquitous Java Server pages for web apps. But Velocity is much
+ more. As a general purpose templating engine written in Java it is
+ at the heart of code generators, mass mail senders or documentation
+ frameworks. This talk gives an overview over the language features
+ and the integration of Velocity into your own applications.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Henning Schmiedehausen is a team member on a number of Apache Java
+ projects. He works as a freelance consultant, architect and software
+ developer using the J2EE platform and admits under torture that he
+ can program in PHP and perl. When not sitting in front of a
+ computer, Henning enjoys traveling with his wife around the world,
+ sports (both active and passive) and moonlights as a 11th level
+ barbarian at his local D&D group. He currently has the pleasure of
+ serving as a board member and a director of the Apache Software
+ Foundation.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "iBatis, Cayenne, OpenJPA - Apache Persistence Layers"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Cayenne
+Categories: Database, Java, Programming
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Henning Schmiedehausen <hp...@intermeta.de>
+ (Buckenhof/does not apply/Germany/)
+ 3 submissions for this event
+ 21 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 3.50 (2 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.79 (14 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ iBatis, OpenJPA and Cayenne all offer their own unique solution to
+ the Java persistence and O/R mapping problem. Each of these
+ solutions has its own merits and advantages. This talk introduces
+ to these projects, shows their strengths and gives examples on how
+ to use these technologies in your application.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Henning Schmiedehausen is a team member on a number of Apache Java
+ projects. He works as a freelance consultant, architect and software
+ developer using the J2EE platform and admits under torture that he
+ can program in PHP and perl. When not sitting in front of a
+ computer, Henning enjoys traveling with his wife around the world,
+ sports (both active and passive) and moonlights as a 11th level
+ barbarian at his local D&D group. He currently has the pleasure of
+ serving as a board member and a director of the Apache Software
+ Foundation.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "More Apache Maven Best Practices"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Maven
+Categories: Development Tools, Java
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Brett Porter <br...@apache.org>
+ (Cranebrook/NSW/Australia/)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 8 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.86 (14 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Apache Maven is a powerful and extensible tool for managing
+ software build and project information. When used effectively, it
+ can greatly simplify a project's build, reduce maintenance,
+ improve automation and make producing consistent releases
+ simple. However, it is also easy to encounter common pit falls
+ that lead to unwieldly or problematic Maven set-ups. This
+ presentation will focus on identifying the best practices when
+ using Maven and it's related technologies, and the pitfalls to
+ avoid. It covers new topics such as integration testing, plugin
+ development, documentation and reporting structure, and archetype
+ creation along with an overview of the essential best practices
+ for any Maven build.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Brett Porter is a Member of the Apache Software Foundation, serving
+ on various project management committees since joining Apache Maven
+ in 2003. He lives in Sydney, Australia and by day works as the
+ Director for Product Development at Exist Global. He is the
+ co-author of the book "Better Builds with Maven".
+
+Submitter comments:
+ Updated for new versions of Maven and different practices
+ from the talk given at previous conferences
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Open Source Collaboration Tools are Good For You!"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Business
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Community, Development Tools, New Technologies
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Bertrand Delacretaz <bd...@apache.org>
+ (Cugy/VD/Switzerland/)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 10 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.08 (12 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ What are the core requirements for a set of team collaboration
+ tools? Looking at how ASF project communities collaborate online,
+ we have identified four core drivers that help these projects
+ succeed. We will show how the collaboration tools used by the ASF
+ can allow any project team to move from an "ask around the office"
+ collaboration model to our efficient "distributed self service
+ information" model, while focusing on those core drivers to avoid
+ being distracted by the tools themselves. Our analysis will help
+ you estimate the effort and expected benefits of such a move.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Bertrand Delacretaz works as a senior developer for Day Management
+ AG (http://www.day.com), using open source tools to create
+ world-class content management systems. Bertrand is a member of the
+ Apache software foundation and has been or is involved in the Apache
+ Cocoon, FOP, Solr, Sling and Tika projects.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ Repeat of my ApacheCon EU 2008 presentation, with a rewritten
+ abstract.
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Perlformance: The Art and Science of Tuning a Large Perl Application"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Apache HTTP Server, Development Tools, Performance, Programming, Web Technologies
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Geoffrey Young <ge...@modperlcookbook.org>
+ (Wallingford/PA/USA/)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 12 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 4.60 (5 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.88 (17 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Like most large websites, ticketmaster.com contains a lot of code,
+ spread across proxies, cache systems, databases, black boxes,
+ etc. At the heart of it all more than 400,000 lines of custom Perl
+ code spread across more than 1500perl modules. Keeping that much
+ code optimized for performance is no easy task - all code has
+ bottlenecks, but the trick is figuring out where they (really)
+ are. "Premature optimization is the root of all evil... the ability
+ to accurately determine what is premature separates great developers
+ from merely capable ones." This session will introduce basic code
+ profiling concepts and the Perl tools that savvy developers use
+ every day, enabling them to properly identify optimization
+ opportunities in their code. From there, we will advance into the
+ profiling techniques used to tune ticketmaster.com, which you will
+ be able to apply to your own Perl-based applications. In all, you
+ will leave with the knowledge you need to bring your Perl coding
+ skills to the next level.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Geoffrey Young is a member of the Apache Software Foundation,
+ current chair of the mod_perl PMC, and lead author of the _mod_perl
+ Developer's Cookbook_. He currently is a Senior Software Engineer
+ for Ticketmaster. When not programming or writing he is busy
+ spending time with his wife and growing family, slowly rebuilding
+ their house a room at a time.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "An Open Source Approach to Digital Humanities"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Novice
+Related project: Web Services
+Categories: Web Services, Web Technologies, XML
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: James Smith <jg...@jamesmith.com>
+ (Bryan/TX/US/CLL)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 2 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.67 (9 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ The Texas A&M University College of Liberal Arts is working to
+ develop a "telescope of the mind:" a digital research environment
+ based on open standards and a robust open source toolset to allow
+ faculty to create extensive and reusable digital collections capable
+ of advancing research in digital humanities (i.e., the academic
+ semantic web). This session covers the constraints we are working
+ within and the open source technologies we are applying. We will
+ also touch on some of the open source packages we are producing.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ James Smith is the inaugural digital humanities lead developer for
+ the College of Liberal Art. As lead developer, he is spearheading
+ programming efforts as well as providing tutorials, workshops, and
+ other resources to faculty interested in digital humanities. James
+ received his B.S. in Physics and Mathematics from TAMU in 2001. He
+ has completed all but thesis for a creative writing M.A. in
+ English. In his current position, James is an active Perl module
+ developer and can be found most days on #moose and other venues.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ A/V will be produced using a MacBook using a standard video
+ output.
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Empowering the social web with Apache Shindig"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Incubator
+Categories: Community, Java, New Technologies, Web Technologies
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Henning Schmiedehausen <hp...@intermeta.de>
+ (Buckenhof/does not apply/Germany/)
+ 3 submissions for this event
+ 21 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 3.50 (2 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.25 (8 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ The social web is already reality and it makes applications
+ available to more users by providing common APIs that can be used
+ in many different contexts. OpenSocial is an API that can be used
+ by developers to create applications, using standard JavaScript
+ and HTML. These applications run on social websites that have
+ implemented the OpenSocial APIs. Such websites, known as
+ OpenSocial containers, allow developers to access their social
+ information; in return they receive a large suite of applications
+ for their users. Apache Shindig is a brand new incubator podling
+ implementing the OpenSocial APIs. This talk describes Shindig in
+ depth and shows how it can be embedded into a larger web
+ application to enable it to host OpenSocial apps.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Henning Schmiedehausen is a team member on a number of Apache Java
+ projects. He works as a freelance consultant, architect and software
+ developer using the J2EE platform and admits under torture that he
+ can program in PHP and perl. When not sitting in front of a
+ computer, Henning enjoys traveling with his wife around the world,
+ sports (both active and passive) and moonlights as a 11th level
+ barbarian at his local D&D group. He currently has the pleasure of
+ serving as a board member and a director of the Apache Software
+ Foundation.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "How Do You Do? Writing Documentation Your Audience Can Read"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Business
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Business, Community
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Noirin Shirley <no...@apache.org>
+ (///)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 1 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.43 (7 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Documentation is often seen as the 'ugly sister' of open source
+ work. Everyone knows they need it, but no one wants to write
+ it. But writing documentation doesn't need to be a pain, and the
+ advantages of having usable documentation are many. This talk
+ will briefly introduce the need for documentation, and discuss the
+ benefits that good documentation can bring to a software
+ project. The talk will go on to look at effective communication
+ with users from a variety of angles: letting them know that
+ documentation exists, helping them to find the documentation that
+ they need, and making sure that it's written in a language that
+ they can understand. Finally, the talk will cover some of the
+ different types of documentation an open-source project needs: the
+ different audiences that need to be addressed, and how to improve
+ documentation overall by speaking to each of those audiences
+ seperately, rather than trying to communicate everything at once.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Noirin Shirley is a jack of all trades, and a master of several. A
+ technical writer by day, Noirin started working on documentation for
+ the Apache httpd project while at university, and finding she still
+ had time on her hands, trained as an ambulance attendant with the St
+ John Ambulance Brigade. She is actively involved in Open Source
+ efforts in Ireland, a founder member of Digital Rights Ireland, and
+ a Director of her local branch of the System Administrators' Guild.
+ Her hobbies include harp playing, (proof) reading and Wii Bowling.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Enterprise class integration with Apache ServiceMix 4.0"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Novice
+Related project: ActiveMQ
+Categories: New Technologies
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Chris Custine <cc...@apache.org>
+ (Erie/CO/US/DEN)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 2 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.83 (6 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Apache ServiceMix 4.0 provides an extremely capable platform upon
+ which to build enterprise class integration solutions. This session
+ will provide an overview of ServiceMix 4.0 features for developing,
+ deploying, and managing an integration platform and demonstrate some
+ of the new features provided by the OSGi based micro kernel. We will
+ also show how to use the provided JBI and OSGi technologies to build
+ your own customized integration platform for web services and JMS
+ messaging.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Chris Custine is a committer on Apache ServiceMix and is a committer
+ and PMC member on the Apache Directory Server project. Chris is
+ dedicated to developing, promoting, and evangelizing enterprise
+ class open source software from the Apache Software Foundation. In
+ addition to his open source work, Chris is a veteran developer of
+ integration middleware with a long history of experience in the
+ financial services sector with companies such as Bank of America,
+ Banc of America Investment Services, and Merrill Lynch among
+ others. Chris is a Principal Engineer with IONA Technologies working
+ on the development of FUSE⢠ESB and the FUSE⢠family of open source
+ products which are based on leading projects hosted by the Apache
+ Software Foundation. Chris lives in Boulder, Colorado.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "ServiceMix, ActiveMQ, Camel, and CXF - An integration toolbox"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: ActiveMQ
+Categories: New Technologies
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Chris Custine <cc...@apache.org>
+ (Erie/CO/US/DEN)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 2 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.17 (6 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ ServiceMix, ActiveMQ, Camel, and CXF are all complimentary
+ technologies that can be used to create an integration
+ toolbox. This session will show how to use each of these
+ components together to create a flexible and full featured
+ integration platform.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Chris Custine is a committer on Apache ServiceMix and is a committer
+ and PMC member on the Apache Directory Server project. Chris is
+ dedicated to developing, promoting, and evangelizing enterprise
+ class open source software from the Apache Software Foundation. In
+ addition to his open source work, Chris is a veteran developer of
+ integration middleware with a long history of experience in the
+ financial services sector with companies such as Bank of America,
+ Banc of America Investment Services, and Merrill Lynch among
+ others. Chris is a Principal Engineer with IONA Technologies working
+ on the development of FUSE⢠ESB and the FUSE⢠family of open source
+ products which are based on leading projects hosted by the Apache
+ Software Foundation. Chris lives in Boulder, Colorado.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Content analysis for ECM with Apache Tika"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Lucene
+Categories: Business, Java, New Technologies
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Paolo Mottadelli <pa...@apache.org>
+ (Giussano/Milano/Italy/LIN)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 1 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.20 (5 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Apache Tika is an extensible content analysis toolkit designed for
+ detecting and extracting metadata and structured text content from
+ a large number of document formats. It represents an higher level
+ layer over existing parser libraries. World-class content
+ management systems, and most of all enterprise document management
+ focused ones, always have to face the challenge of detecting,
+ extracting and indexing as more various media content types as
+ possible. This session provides a technical presentation on how
+ you can integrate Tika inside an Enterprise Document Management
+ System, in order to centralize media type detection implementation
+ and leverage dedicated parsers behind a common extraction layer.
+ Partecipants will also learn how Tika is integrated with Lucene in
+ order to provide high performance document indexing and searching
+ features. As a real life demostration, the most recent supported
+ media types, Office Open XML (OOXML), will be detected, extracted
+ and indexed.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Paolo Mottadelli is a senior developer at Sourcesense, Europe's
+ leading Open Source systems integrator. He has been focusing on Open
+ Source content management for five years, gaining a deep knowledge
+ of world-class CMS solutions such as Magnolia, Hippo, and Alfresco
+ ECM, as well as the JCR content repositories standard. Over the last
+ two years, he has been designing complex architectures for document
+ management, including documents capture, processing and indexing,
+ and enterprise workflow design. Mottadelli is an active committer
+ and Project Management Committee member for the Apache POI project,
+ involved in the development of its support for Office Open XML. As
+ Sourcesense presales manager, he is committed to educating customers
+ on Enterprise Open Source adoption. The three-time Italian national
+ decathlon champion is currently in training, hanging out at tracks
+ and fields worldwide.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Lucene/Solr Case Studies"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Developer
+Level: Novice
+Related project: Lucene
+Categories: Java, Web Services, Web Technologies
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Erik Hatcher <eh...@apache.org>
+ (Charlottesville/VA/US/)
+ 2 submissions for this event
+ 9 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.67 (6 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Lucene and Solr are great tools to have in a developer
+ toolbox. Erik has built several applications using Lucene from his
+ own personal blogging system to faceted library navigation system
+ handling millions of records. In this talk Erik will describe
+ these applications, what made their use of Lucene and other
+ technologies unique and interesting, and where these applications
+ are going. The applications discussed: blogscene, lucenebook.com,
+ Rossetti Archive search engine, Collex, Blacklight, and others
+ newly arriving on the scene. These applications use a variety of
+ other technologies, though all use Lucene, some also using Solr.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Erik Hatcher is an Apache Software Foundation member, and an active
+ committer on the Lucene and Solr projects. Erik has co-authored the
+ award-winning book Java Development with Ant (Manning) and the well
+ reviewed Lucene in Action (Manning). Erik has spoken frequently at
+ industry conferences, including JavaOne, ApacheCon, OSCON, and the
+ No Fluff, Just Stuff symposium circuit.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Web Services, Orchestration and Apache ODE"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: ODE
+Categories: Web Services
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Matthieu Riou <mr...@apache.org>
+ (San Francisco/CA/U.S.A./SFO)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 2 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.29 (7 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Apache ODE is a web service orchestration engine implementing the
+ Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) standard. What's behind
+ this sentence? What exactly is orchestration and what are the
+ benefits? How can it help you develop your applications? And what
+ the BPEL standard is good and bad for? This session will try to
+ answer to all of these questions by showing you how you can easily
+ describe complex processes and transactions using BPEL and how you
+ can leverage your existing software architecture to quickly
+ implement new applications. Doing so, we'll cover multiple design
+ techniques, best practices for BPEL development, integration with
+ REST/WS-* and scripting technologies, as well as discuss pitfalls
+ and anti-patterns.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Matthieu has been working for software editors and big banks as
+ engineer, consultant and freelancer for a little while. He's also
+ been developing quite a bit of open source software both within and
+ outside of the Apache Software Foundation.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ Just a classic projector for the session will be fine.
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Felix goes to Tuscany: applying OSGi modularity after the fact"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Java, New Technologies, Programming
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Graham Charters <gc...@googlemail.com>
+ (Winchester/Hampshire/United Kingdom/LHR)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 1 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.50 (6 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Tuscany is an Apache Incubator project providing support for
+ building SOA-based application networks. It is based on the Service
+ Component Architecture specifications being defined by the OASIS
+ Open SCA Collaboration. Felix is an Apache project providing an
+ implementation of the Java modularity and service technology defined
+ by the OSGi Alliance. Tuscany was built with a modular architecture,
+ using a different approach from that of OSGi. In 2007 an effort was
+ started to integrate Tuscany with OSGi. As part of this we undertook
+ an investigation into how to apply OSGi modularity to the Tuscany
+ runtime to enable its execution within an OSGi Framework. This
+ involved analyzing the existing Tuscany modularity which turned up
+ lots of interesting information about the linkages between the
+ various sub-components. This understanding was then used to
+ determine how to map Tuscany into a suitable form for use as OSGi
+ bundles, including prototyping various levels of decomposition
+ granularity. This presentation will share the experiences of
+ analyzing and modularizing an existing project using OSGi. It will
+ discuss what to expect when approaching modularizing existing
+ projects, the tools for aiding analysis and best practices for
+ applying OSGi modularity.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Graham is a Senior Software Engineer at IBM's Hursley Laboratory,
+ England. He participates in open standards through the OSGi
+ Alliance Core Platform and Enterprise Expert Groups, and the OASIS
+ SCA Assembly TC. His main interests are in SOA, service
+ distribution, and the relationships between the OSGi and Service
+ Component Architecture technologies. He is also a lead on the open
+ source PHP SCA PECL project.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Hardening Enterprise Apache Installations Against Attacks"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: HTTP Server
+Categories: Apache HTTP Server, Security, Web Technologies
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Sander Temme <sa...@temme.net>
+ (San Rafael/CA/USA/SFO)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 20 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: 3.83 (6 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 2.50 (4 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Enterprise installations of Apache are particularly attractive
+ targets for malicious attacks including Denial of Service,
+ defacement, theft of data or service and installation of zombies
+ or viruses. Hardening your deployment against such attacks calls
+ for some special techniques and tactics. Come to this session to
+ learn about attack detection techniques, server protection, secure
+ deployment of multiple servers, configuration of firewall
+ âdemilitarized zonesâ and judicious use of SSL encryption. How do
+ you deploy an off-the-shelf application that insists on writing to
+ the file system? And what steps do you take to securely deploy
+ Apache on Windows or UNIX? This presentation will explore
+ solutions to these very real situations.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Sander Temme is an Enterprise Solutions Engineer for a security
+ company whose clients include Fortune 500 companies, financial
+ services companies and government agencies. He is a member of the
+ Apache Software Foundation and is active in the httpd,
+ Infrastructure and Gump projects. Sander is owned by Murphy, the
+ wonder cat.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Dependency Management With Ivy"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Development Tools, Java
+Days: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Petar Tahchiev <pa...@gmail.com>
+ (//Bulgaria/SOF)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 3 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.00 (6 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ This lecture will give you a short introduction of what
+ "dependency management" is, what are the different approaches for
+ a dependency management, what is the history of Ivy and last but
+ not least, how you can benefit from using Ivy. The presentation I
+ am about to prepare will be divided into 4 main parts. The target
+ group of the following presentation is supposed to have little or
+ no experience with Ivy. Although, it is a good point to have some
+ experience with Ant and Maven, it in not a necessity. The first
+ part is the "introductory" part. Here I will start by explaining
+ what the build lifecycle is and what are the main problems that
+ arise at build time, so that you can later on see how Ivy really
+ solves these problems. Here I will talk about the concept of
+ "dependency management", and what exactly it is. I think
+ approximately 10 or 15 minutes would be enough. The second part
+ provides with the knowledge details of what are the other
+ solutions for dependency management, and what makes Ivy
+ unique. Also what are the strong and weak sides of Ivy. Again may
+ be 10 or 15 min will be sufficient. The last part would be the
+ most interesting part of all - showing you the Ivy project in
+ action. This time I will grab a certain project and resolve it's
+ dependencies on air with Ivy, showing in real how easy it is, to
+ work with this tool. I will try to cover all the data and
+ knowledge that I have presented in the past two sections in
+ practice. I leave maximum of 15 minutes for this part. As always I
+ will leave 5 or 10 minutes for talk with the audience and
+ questions.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Petar Tahchiev has been doing a lot for the open-source communities
+ for the past three years. He has submitted patches for Ant, Maven,
+ Cargo and other open-source projects. He is also the lead developer
+ of the Jakarta Cactus project, and also a PMC for the Jakarta
+ Project. He has a three years of teaching experience at the Sofia
+ University, where he taught Java Programming, Mathematical Calculus
+ and Algebra. He is also a constant lecturer on some of the biggest
+ open-source conferences in Bulgaria(OpenFest, WebTECH), and
+ worldwide(ApacheCON, CommunityOne). Besides, he works as an IT
+ consultant at HP, leads the Bulgarian Java User Group
+ (http://java-bg.net/) and keeps a blog at
+ http://weblogs.java.net/blog/paranoiabla/
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Introduction to JCR and Apache Jackrabbit"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
+Related project: Jackrabbit
+Categories: Database, Java, New Technologies
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: Jukka Zitting <ju...@apache.org>
+ (HELSINKI/FINLAND/FINLAND/HEL)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 7 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.40 (5 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ Apache Jackrabbit is a fully conforming implementation of the
+ Content Repository for Java Technology API (JCR). JCR is a standard
+ for managing rich hierarchical content models with features like
+ full text search, versioning, and transactions. This presentation
+ introduces you to the key concepts of JCR and shows you how to use
+ Apache Jackrabbit and related projects to build various types of
+ content applications like wiki and blog engines, email archives,
+ image galleries, etc.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ Jukka Zitting has worked with open source content management for
+ over ten years and has been focusing on content repositories and
+ related technologies after joining the Apache Jackrabbit project
+ three years ago. Jukka is a member of the Apache Software Foundation
+ and serves currently as the chair of the Apache Jackrabbit PMC.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ NONE
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Managing Apache HTTP Web content with DAV and FTP"
+
+Status: Fallback
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Novice
+Related project: NONE
+Categories: Apache HTTP Server, New Technologies, Security
+Days: Wed,Thu,Fri
+Submitted by: William A. Rowe Jr. <wr...@apache.org>
+ (Gurnee/IL/USA/)
+ 1 submissions for this event
+ 10 submissions for all time
+Speaker rating: NO SPEAKER RATING (0 votes)
+
+Proposal rating:
+ By planners: -1.00 (0 votes)
+ By others: 3.00 (5 votes)
+
+Abstract: >-
+
+ This session introduces the configuration of the mod_dav and the
+ mod_ftp modules to provide a comprehensive platform for managing web
+ contents, while serving generated content. Secure solutions which
+ leverage mod_ssl and Apache's authorization and authentication
+ features permit writable web spaces allowing the web author to
+ manage files and end-users to submit files. Site administrators
+ gain a comprehensive, integrated solution to the contrasting
+ requirements of managing versus serving content.
+
+Submitter bio: >-
+
+ William's contributions to Apache include numerous enhancements to
+ the Win32 port of the HTTP Server project, including CGI, security,
+ Service control, file system support, and APR design targeted at the
+ Win32 native API, and author of mod_aspdotnet. He provides Win32
+ hints to Apache related lists, and has been a speaker at previous
+ ApacheCon events. As a member of the ASF and the Apache httpd and
+ APR projects, and a Senior Software Engineer with the Covalent
+ Division of SpringSource, his work on Apache continues in areas such
+ as integration of Apache 2 with the Win32 security model and add-in
+ modules. William started his career developing an array of
+ customized and revenue document imaging systems. Prior to joining
+ Covalent, he provided consulting services in revenue document
+ generation and management, data transformation, application
+ integration and Web interface services.
+
+Submitter comments:
+ A repeat, but reclassified as 'novice' with more material for
+ users less familiar with configuring httpd in the first place.
+
+Planner comments:
+ NONE
+---
+Title: "Scaling Apache 2.x in all dimensions"
+
+Status: Accepted
+Duration: 60 minutes
+Style: Presentation
+Orientation: Technical
+Level: Experienced
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