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Posted to dev@tomee.apache.org by Mohammad Nour El-Din <mn...@apache.org> on 2007/10/18 02:31:47 UTC
[Thoughts and Feedback] Java Developer Conference in Egypt organized by EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group)
Hi all OpenEJBer...
I am very proud to announce that the EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group) is
organizing the second Java Developer Conference in Egypt - it organized the
1st one too - and I wanted to take this chance to prepare a talk about
OpenEJB3.0. Below I included the full mail which describes the abstract and
the rough agenda of this talk. Please I need your feedback to make sure
giving the best talk about our project OpenEJB3.0 to the developers in Egypt
. This talk is going to be in February 2008 .
----------------------------------------------------- Start of talk abstract
---------------------------------------------------
Hi Ahmed...
It is my honor to propose the following talk to be included in the coming
JDC2. Blew is the description of the OpenEJB3.0 talk:
*Abstract*
---------------
EJB3.0 is the latest public specification which covers the JEE EJB
technology. It added a lot of new features which made EJB development more
easy and fast by using the new annotations feature of Java 5 in what is
called *Dependency Injection*. This specification also introduced the
*Interceptors* which provides a mechanism to handle life-cycle and other
events either on the module level or the package level or the class level or
method level. It also changed the persistence mechanism relative to former
EJB specifications specially EJB2.1 by introducing the JPA (Java Persistence
APIs). It also took care of migrating existing EJBs from their current
implementation to cope with EJB3.0 . All this besides the normal well known
services and features already introduced in former EJB specifications like
transactions, security and timer service among others .
OpenEJB3.0 is an Apache EJB3.0 container implementing the standard
EJB3.0specification and adds its own flavour by extending this
specification to
make the developer's life easier so they can be more efficient and
productive. I will try in this talk to show how developers use OpenEJB3.0 to
get all the benefits provided by EJB3.0. I will try show this in a practical
way - full featured medium-sized real life project - by going through a real
life project and how we can design and implement it using EJB3.0 technology
APIs and using OpenEJB3.0 as our testing and production environment .
*Agenda* - Take care Ahmed this is a rough agenda but it includes most of
the topics I wan to talk about
---------------
1- Why OpenEJB3.0 .
2- History of OpenEJB .
3- OpenEJB3.0 installation .
4- Administering and configuring OpenEJB3.0 .
6- Development for OpenEJB3.0 .
7- Using OpenEJB3.0 for testing .
8- Deployment on OpenEJB3.0 .
9- OpenEJB3.0 specialties .
10- Using OpenEJB3.0 with Tomcat . ---> Ahmed : Maybe at the time of JDC2 we
will have integration with Jetty .
11- Future of OpenEJB3.0 .
---> Ahmed : I would like to make u notice that there is an additional
optional point but I am not sure that it will be implemented at the time of
JDC2 which is *OpenEJB3.0 development tools* which talks about an Eclipse,
NetBeans, IntelliJ plugins for OpenEJB3.0 .
*Speakers*
-----------------
1- Mohammad Nour El-Din
Talk language : Arabic (As I would like most of the audience to get benefit
from this talk as much as possible)
*Speakers Biography*
---------------------------------
Name : Mohammad Nour El-Din
Job : Software Engineer in IBM Egypt. Designing and implementing software
systems using JEE technologies. Committer in Apache
OpenEJB3.0 project. Have 4+ years of experience working with JEE
. Like to read about Java SE and EE specifications and
other open standards and specifications like W3C and OASIS .
E-mail : mnour@apache.org
Home page : http://people.apache.org/~mnour (Under construction :) ) .
blogger : Taddaborat ---> http://tadabborat.blogspot.com/ (Empty but I
will work to fill it soon :) )
Ahmed, please if you have any comments please send them to me ASAP . And I
want to say on behalf of the OpenEJB team that we really have the pleasure
to present OpenEJB in the coming JDC2 in Egypt.
*One last point* I have been thinking that I would like to present this talk
in an EGJUG organized session so I can rehearse as much as possible before
presenting it in JDC2 so I can make the best of this talk and make all have
pleasure attending it, please give me your feedback about this idea too so I
can prepare for it .
--
Thanks
- Mohammad Nour
----------------------------------------------------- END of talk abstract
---------------------------------------------------
--
Thanks
- Mohammad Nour
Re: [Thoughts and Feedback] Java Developer Conference in Egypt organized by EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group)
Posted by Dain Sundstrom <da...@iq80.com>.
Looks good.
-dain
On Oct 17, 2007, at 5:31 PM, Mohammad Nour El-Din wrote:
> Hi all OpenEJBer...
>
> I am very proud to announce that the EGJUG (Egyptian Java User
> Group) is
> organizing the second Java Developer Conference in Egypt - it
> organized the
> 1st one too - and I wanted to take this chance to prepare a talk about
> OpenEJB3.0. Below I included the full mail which describes the
> abstract and
> the rough agenda of this talk. Please I need your feedback to make
> sure
> giving the best talk about our project OpenEJB3.0 to the developers
> in Egypt
> . This talk is going to be in February 2008 .
>
> ----------------------------------------------------- Start of talk
> abstract
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
> Hi Ahmed...
>
> It is my honor to propose the following talk to be included in
> the coming
> JDC2. Blew is the description of the OpenEJB3.0 talk:
>
> *Abstract*
> ---------------
> EJB3.0 is the latest public specification which covers the JEE EJB
> technology. It added a lot of new features which made EJB
> development more
> easy and fast by using the new annotations feature of Java 5 in
> what is
> called *Dependency Injection*. This specification also introduced the
> *Interceptors* which provides a mechanism to handle life-cycle and
> other
> events either on the module level or the package level or the class
> level or
> method level. It also changed the persistence mechanism relative to
> former
> EJB specifications specially EJB2.1 by introducing the JPA (Java
> Persistence
> APIs). It also took care of migrating existing EJBs from their current
> implementation to cope with EJB3.0 . All this besides the normal
> well known
> services and features already introduced in former EJB
> specifications like
> transactions, security and timer service among others .
>
> OpenEJB3.0 is an Apache EJB3.0 container implementing the standard
> EJB3.0specification and adds its own flavour by extending this
> specification to
> make the developer's life easier so they can be more efficient and
> productive. I will try in this talk to show how developers use
> OpenEJB3.0 to
> get all the benefits provided by EJB3.0. I will try show this in a
> practical
> way - full featured medium-sized real life project - by going
> through a real
> life project and how we can design and implement it using EJB3.0
> technology
> APIs and using OpenEJB3.0 as our testing and production environment .
>
> *Agenda* - Take care Ahmed this is a rough agenda but it includes
> most of
> the topics I wan to talk about
> ---------------
> 1- Why OpenEJB3.0 .
> 2- History of OpenEJB .
> 3- OpenEJB3.0 installation .
> 4- Administering and configuring OpenEJB3.0 .
> 6- Development for OpenEJB3.0 .
> 7- Using OpenEJB3.0 for testing .
> 8- Deployment on OpenEJB3.0 .
> 9- OpenEJB3.0 specialties .
> 10- Using OpenEJB3.0 with Tomcat . ---> Ahmed : Maybe at the time
> of JDC2 we
> will have integration with Jetty .
> 11- Future of OpenEJB3.0 .
>
> ---> Ahmed : I would like to make u notice that there is an additional
> optional point but I am not sure that it will be implemented at the
> time of
> JDC2 which is *OpenEJB3.0 development tools* which talks about an
> Eclipse,
> NetBeans, IntelliJ plugins for OpenEJB3.0 .
>
> *Speakers*
> -----------------
> 1- Mohammad Nour El-Din
> Talk language : Arabic (As I would like most of the audience to get
> benefit
> from this talk as much as possible)
>
> *Speakers Biography*
> ---------------------------------
> Name : Mohammad Nour El-Din
> Job : Software Engineer in IBM Egypt. Designing and implementing
> software
> systems using JEE technologies. Committer in Apache
> OpenEJB3.0 project. Have 4+ years of experience working
> with JEE
> . Like to read about Java SE and EE specifications and
> other open standards and specifications like W3C and
> OASIS .
> E-mail : mnour@apache.org
> Home page : http://people.apache.org/~mnour (Under
> construction :) ) .
> blogger : Taddaborat ---> http://tadabborat.blogspot.com/ (Empty
> but I
> will work to fill it soon :) )
>
> Ahmed, please if you have any comments please send them to me
> ASAP . And I
> want to say on behalf of the OpenEJB team that we really have the
> pleasure
> to present OpenEJB in the coming JDC2 in Egypt.
>
> *One last point* I have been thinking that I would like to present
> this talk
> in an EGJUG organized session so I can rehearse as much as possible
> before
> presenting it in JDC2 so I can make the best of this talk and make
> all have
> pleasure attending it, please give me your feedback about this idea
> too so I
> can prepare for it .
>
>
> --
> Thanks
> - Mohammad Nour
>
> ----------------------------------------------------- END of talk
> abstract
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
> --
> Thanks
> - Mohammad Nour
Re: [Thoughts and Feedback] Java Developer Conference in Egypt organized by EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group)
Posted by Mohammad Nour El-Din <no...@gmail.com>.
Sure and I agree with you both, actually I've talked with DBlevins about
this b4, I mean that everyone in the team try to join talks and
presentations in his area to make publicity for OpenEJB .
On 10/18/07, Karan Malhi <ka...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Totally agree with Manu. The topics covered would make good docs
>
> On 10/18/07, Manu George <ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > This is great news Mohammad. Will it be a good idea to upload it to
> > the openejb site. Maybe later it can be translated into English
> >
> > Regards
> > Manu
> >
> > On 10/18/07, Karan Malhi <ka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Mohammad,
> > >
> > > This is great! . Is your abstract going to be in arabic too (since you
> > > would be speaking in arabic). If not, then I might have some
> > > suggestions to reword some sections of the abstract.
> > >
> > >
> > > On 10/17/07, Mohammad Nour El-Din <mn...@apache.org> wrote:
> > > > Hi all OpenEJBer...
> > > >
> > > > I am very proud to announce that the EGJUG (Egyptian Java User
> Group) is
> > > > organizing the second Java Developer Conference in Egypt - it
> organized the
> > > > 1st one too - and I wanted to take this chance to prepare a talk
> about
> > > > OpenEJB3.0. Below I included the full mail which describes the
> abstract and
> > > > the rough agenda of this talk. Please I need your feedback to make
> sure
> > > > giving the best talk about our project OpenEJB3.0 to the developers
> in Egypt
> > > > . This talk is going to be in February 2008 .
> > > >
> > > > ----------------------------------------------------- Start of talk
> abstract
> > > > ---------------------------------------------------
> > > >
> > > > Hi Ahmed...
> > > >
> > > > It is my honor to propose the following talk to be included in the
> coming
> > > > JDC2. Blew is the description of the OpenEJB3.0 talk:
> > > >
> > > > *Abstract*
> > > > ---------------
> > > > EJB3.0 is the latest public specification which covers the JEE EJB
> > > > technology. It added a lot of new features which made
> EJB development more
> > > > easy and fast by using the new annotations feature of Java 5 in what
> is
> > > > called *Dependency Injection*. This specification also introduced
> the
> > > > *Interceptors* which provides a mechanism to handle life-cycle and
> other
> > > > events either on the module level or the package level or the class
> level or
> > > > method level. It also changed the persistence mechanism relative to
> former
> > > > EJB specifications specially EJB2.1 by introducing the JPA (Java
> Persistence
> > > > APIs). It also took care of migrating existing EJBs from their
> current
> > > > implementation to cope with EJB3.0 . All this besides the normal
> well known
> > > > services and features already introduced in former EJB
> specifications like
> > > > transactions, security and timer service among others .
> > > >
> > > > OpenEJB3.0 is an Apache EJB3.0 container implementing the standard
> > > > EJB3.0specification and adds its own flavour by extending this
> > > > specification to
> > > > make the developer's life easier so they can be more efficient and
> > > > productive. I will try in this talk to show how developers use
> OpenEJB3.0 to
> > > > get all the benefits provided by EJB3.0. I will try show this in a
> practical
> > > > way - full featured medium-sized real life project - by going
> through a real
> > > > life project and how we can design and implement it using EJB3.0technology
> > > > APIs and using OpenEJB3.0 as our testing and production environment
> .
> > > >
> > > > *Agenda* - Take care Ahmed this is a rough agenda but it includes
> most of
> > > > the topics I wan to talk about
> > > > ---------------
> > > > 1- Why OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > > 2- History of OpenEJB .
> > > > 3- OpenEJB3.0 installation .
> > > > 4- Administering and configuring OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > > 6- Development for OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > > 7- Using OpenEJB3.0 for testing .
> > > > 8- Deployment on OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > > 9- OpenEJB3.0 specialties .
> > > > 10- Using OpenEJB3.0 with Tomcat . ---> Ahmed : Maybe at the time of
> JDC2 we
> > > > will have integration with Jetty .
> > > > 11- Future of OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > >
> > > > ---> Ahmed : I would like to make u notice that there is an
> additional
> > > > optional point but I am not sure that it will be implemented at the
> time of
> > > > JDC2 which is *OpenEJB3.0 development tools* which talks about an
> Eclipse,
> > > > NetBeans, IntelliJ plugins for OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > >
> > > > *Speakers*
> > > > -----------------
> > > > 1- Mohammad Nour El-Din
> > > > Talk language : Arabic (As I would like most of the audience to get
> benefit
> > > > from this talk as much as possible)
> > > >
> > > > *Speakers Biography*
> > > > ---------------------------------
> > > > Name : Mohammad Nour El-Din
> > > > Job : Software Engineer in IBM Egypt. Designing and implementing
> software
> > > > systems using JEE technologies. Committer in Apache
> > > > OpenEJB3.0 project. Have 4+ years of experience working
> with JEE
> > > > . Like to read about Java SE and EE specifications and
> > > > other open standards and specifications like W3C and
> OASIS .
> > > > E-mail : mnour@apache.org
> > > > Home page : http://people.apache.org/~mnour (Under construction :)
> ) .
> > > > blogger : Taddaborat ---> http://tadabborat.blogspot.com/ (Empty
> but I
> > > > will work to fill it soon :) )
> > > >
> > > > Ahmed, please if you have any comments please send them to me ASAP .
> And I
> > > > want to say on behalf of the OpenEJB team that we really have the
> pleasure
> > > > to present OpenEJB in the coming JDC2 in Egypt.
> > > >
> > > > *One last point* I have been thinking that I would like to present
> this talk
> > > > in an EGJUG organized session so I can rehearse as much as possible
> before
> > > > presenting it in JDC2 so I can make the best of this talk and make
> all have
> > > > pleasure attending it, please give me your feedback about this idea
> too so I
> > > > can prepare for it .
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > --
> > > > Thanks
> > > > - Mohammad Nour
> > > >
> > > > ----------------------------------------------------- END of talk
> abstract
> > > > ---------------------------------------------------
> > > >
> > > > --
> > > > Thanks
> > > > - Mohammad Nour
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > Karan Singh Malhi
> > >
> >
>
>
> --
> Karan Singh Malhi
>
--
Thanks
- Mohammad Nour
Re: [Thoughts and Feedback] Java Developer Conference in Egypt organized by EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group)
Posted by Karan Malhi <ka...@gmail.com>.
Totally agree with Manu. The topics covered would make good docs
On 10/18/07, Manu George <ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is great news Mohammad. Will it be a good idea to upload it to
> the openejb site. Maybe later it can be translated into English
>
> Regards
> Manu
>
> On 10/18/07, Karan Malhi <ka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Mohammad,
> >
> > This is great! . Is your abstract going to be in arabic too (since you
> > would be speaking in arabic). If not, then I might have some
> > suggestions to reword some sections of the abstract.
> >
> >
> > On 10/17/07, Mohammad Nour El-Din <mn...@apache.org> wrote:
> > > Hi all OpenEJBer...
> > >
> > > I am very proud to announce that the EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group) is
> > > organizing the second Java Developer Conference in Egypt - it organized the
> > > 1st one too - and I wanted to take this chance to prepare a talk about
> > > OpenEJB3.0. Below I included the full mail which describes the abstract and
> > > the rough agenda of this talk. Please I need your feedback to make sure
> > > giving the best talk about our project OpenEJB3.0 to the developers in Egypt
> > > . This talk is going to be in February 2008 .
> > >
> > > ----------------------------------------------------- Start of talk abstract
> > > ---------------------------------------------------
> > >
> > > Hi Ahmed...
> > >
> > > It is my honor to propose the following talk to be included in the coming
> > > JDC2. Blew is the description of the OpenEJB3.0 talk:
> > >
> > > *Abstract*
> > > ---------------
> > > EJB3.0 is the latest public specification which covers the JEE EJB
> > > technology. It added a lot of new features which made EJB development more
> > > easy and fast by using the new annotations feature of Java 5 in what is
> > > called *Dependency Injection*. This specification also introduced the
> > > *Interceptors* which provides a mechanism to handle life-cycle and other
> > > events either on the module level or the package level or the class level or
> > > method level. It also changed the persistence mechanism relative to former
> > > EJB specifications specially EJB2.1 by introducing the JPA (Java Persistence
> > > APIs). It also took care of migrating existing EJBs from their current
> > > implementation to cope with EJB3.0 . All this besides the normal well known
> > > services and features already introduced in former EJB specifications like
> > > transactions, security and timer service among others .
> > >
> > > OpenEJB3.0 is an Apache EJB3.0 container implementing the standard
> > > EJB3.0specification and adds its own flavour by extending this
> > > specification to
> > > make the developer's life easier so they can be more efficient and
> > > productive. I will try in this talk to show how developers use OpenEJB3.0 to
> > > get all the benefits provided by EJB3.0. I will try show this in a practical
> > > way - full featured medium-sized real life project - by going through a real
> > > life project and how we can design and implement it using EJB3.0 technology
> > > APIs and using OpenEJB3.0 as our testing and production environment .
> > >
> > > *Agenda* - Take care Ahmed this is a rough agenda but it includes most of
> > > the topics I wan to talk about
> > > ---------------
> > > 1- Why OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > 2- History of OpenEJB .
> > > 3- OpenEJB3.0 installation .
> > > 4- Administering and configuring OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > 6- Development for OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > 7- Using OpenEJB3.0 for testing .
> > > 8- Deployment on OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > 9- OpenEJB3.0 specialties .
> > > 10- Using OpenEJB3.0 with Tomcat . ---> Ahmed : Maybe at the time of JDC2 we
> > > will have integration with Jetty .
> > > 11- Future of OpenEJB3.0 .
> > >
> > > ---> Ahmed : I would like to make u notice that there is an additional
> > > optional point but I am not sure that it will be implemented at the time of
> > > JDC2 which is *OpenEJB3.0 development tools* which talks about an Eclipse,
> > > NetBeans, IntelliJ plugins for OpenEJB3.0 .
> > >
> > > *Speakers*
> > > -----------------
> > > 1- Mohammad Nour El-Din
> > > Talk language : Arabic (As I would like most of the audience to get benefit
> > > from this talk as much as possible)
> > >
> > > *Speakers Biography*
> > > ---------------------------------
> > > Name : Mohammad Nour El-Din
> > > Job : Software Engineer in IBM Egypt. Designing and implementing software
> > > systems using JEE technologies. Committer in Apache
> > > OpenEJB3.0 project. Have 4+ years of experience working with JEE
> > > . Like to read about Java SE and EE specifications and
> > > other open standards and specifications like W3C and OASIS .
> > > E-mail : mnour@apache.org
> > > Home page : http://people.apache.org/~mnour (Under construction :) ) .
> > > blogger : Taddaborat ---> http://tadabborat.blogspot.com/ (Empty but I
> > > will work to fill it soon :) )
> > >
> > > Ahmed, please if you have any comments please send them to me ASAP . And I
> > > want to say on behalf of the OpenEJB team that we really have the pleasure
> > > to present OpenEJB in the coming JDC2 in Egypt.
> > >
> > > *One last point* I have been thinking that I would like to present this talk
> > > in an EGJUG organized session so I can rehearse as much as possible before
> > > presenting it in JDC2 so I can make the best of this talk and make all have
> > > pleasure attending it, please give me your feedback about this idea too so I
> > > can prepare for it .
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > Thanks
> > > - Mohammad Nour
> > >
> > > ----------------------------------------------------- END of talk abstract
> > > ---------------------------------------------------
> > >
> > > --
> > > Thanks
> > > - Mohammad Nour
> > >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Karan Singh Malhi
> >
>
--
Karan Singh Malhi
Re: [Thoughts and Feedback] Java Developer Conference in Egypt organized by EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group)
Posted by Mohammad Nour El-Din <no...@gmail.com>.
No guys, I will speak in Arabic but the slides are going to be in English
:D, this is the flexibility of the Arabic language ;) .
On 10/18/07, Manu George <ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> This is great news Mohammad. Will it be a good idea to upload it to
> the openejb site. Maybe later it can be translated into English
>
> Regards
> Manu
>
> On 10/18/07, Karan Malhi <ka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Mohammad,
> >
> > This is great! . Is your abstract going to be in arabic too (since you
> > would be speaking in arabic). If not, then I might have some
> > suggestions to reword some sections of the abstract.
> >
> >
> > On 10/17/07, Mohammad Nour El-Din <mn...@apache.org> wrote:
> > > Hi all OpenEJBer...
> > >
> > > I am very proud to announce that the EGJUG (Egyptian Java User
> Group) is
> > > organizing the second Java Developer Conference in Egypt - it
> organized the
> > > 1st one too - and I wanted to take this chance to prepare a talk about
> > > OpenEJB3.0. Below I included the full mail which describes the
> abstract and
> > > the rough agenda of this talk. Please I need your feedback to make
> sure
> > > giving the best talk about our project OpenEJB3.0 to the developers in
> Egypt
> > > . This talk is going to be in February 2008 .
> > >
> > > ----------------------------------------------------- Start of talk
> abstract
> > > ---------------------------------------------------
> > >
> > > Hi Ahmed...
> > >
> > > It is my honor to propose the following talk to be included in the
> coming
> > > JDC2. Blew is the description of the OpenEJB3.0 talk:
> > >
> > > *Abstract*
> > > ---------------
> > > EJB3.0 is the latest public specification which covers the JEE EJB
> > > technology. It added a lot of new features which made EJB development
> more
> > > easy and fast by using the new annotations feature of Java 5 in what
> is
> > > called *Dependency Injection*. This specification also introduced the
> > > *Interceptors* which provides a mechanism to handle life-cycle and
> other
> > > events either on the module level or the package level or the class
> level or
> > > method level. It also changed the persistence mechanism relative to
> former
> > > EJB specifications specially EJB2.1 by introducing the JPA (Java
> Persistence
> > > APIs). It also took care of migrating existing EJBs from their current
> > > implementation to cope with EJB3.0 . All this besides the normal well
> known
> > > services and features already introduced in former EJB specifications
> like
> > > transactions, security and timer service among others .
> > >
> > > OpenEJB3.0 is an Apache EJB3.0 container implementing the standard
> > > EJB3.0specification and adds its own flavour by extending this
> > > specification to
> > > make the developer's life easier so they can be more efficient and
> > > productive. I will try in this talk to show how developers use
> OpenEJB3.0 to
> > > get all the benefits provided by EJB3.0. I will try show this in a
> practical
> > > way - full featured medium-sized real life project - by going through
> a real
> > > life project and how we can design and implement it using EJB3.0technology
> > > APIs and using OpenEJB3.0 as our testing and production environment .
> > >
> > > *Agenda* - Take care Ahmed this is a rough agenda but it includes most
> of
> > > the topics I wan to talk about
> > > ---------------
> > > 1- Why OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > 2- History of OpenEJB .
> > > 3- OpenEJB3.0 installation .
> > > 4- Administering and configuring OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > 6- Development for OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > 7- Using OpenEJB3.0 for testing .
> > > 8- Deployment on OpenEJB3.0 .
> > > 9- OpenEJB3.0 specialties .
> > > 10- Using OpenEJB3.0 with Tomcat . ---> Ahmed : Maybe at the time of
> JDC2 we
> > > will have integration with Jetty .
> > > 11- Future of OpenEJB3.0 .
> > >
> > > ---> Ahmed : I would like to make u notice that there is an additional
> > > optional point but I am not sure that it will be implemented at the
> time of
> > > JDC2 which is *OpenEJB3.0 development tools* which talks about an
> Eclipse,
> > > NetBeans, IntelliJ plugins for OpenEJB3.0 .
> > >
> > > *Speakers*
> > > -----------------
> > > 1- Mohammad Nour El-Din
> > > Talk language : Arabic (As I would like most of the audience to get
> benefit
> > > from this talk as much as possible)
> > >
> > > *Speakers Biography*
> > > ---------------------------------
> > > Name : Mohammad Nour El-Din
> > > Job : Software Engineer in IBM Egypt. Designing and implementing
> software
> > > systems using JEE technologies. Committer in Apache
> > > OpenEJB3.0 project. Have 4+ years of experience working
> with JEE
> > > . Like to read about Java SE and EE specifications and
> > > other open standards and specifications like W3C and OASIS
> .
> > > E-mail : mnour@apache.org
> > > Home page : http://people.apache.org/~mnour (Under construction :) )
> .
> > > blogger : Taddaborat ---> http://tadabborat.blogspot.com/ (Empty but
> I
> > > will work to fill it soon :) )
> > >
> > > Ahmed, please if you have any comments please send them to me ASAP .
> And I
> > > want to say on behalf of the OpenEJB team that we really have the
> pleasure
> > > to present OpenEJB in the coming JDC2 in Egypt.
> > >
> > > *One last point* I have been thinking that I would like to present
> this talk
> > > in an EGJUG organized session so I can rehearse as much as possible
> before
> > > presenting it in JDC2 so I can make the best of this talk and make all
> have
> > > pleasure attending it, please give me your feedback about this idea
> too so I
> > > can prepare for it .
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > Thanks
> > > - Mohammad Nour
> > >
> > > ----------------------------------------------------- END of talk
> abstract
> > > ---------------------------------------------------
> > >
> > > --
> > > Thanks
> > > - Mohammad Nour
> > >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Karan Singh Malhi
> >
>
--
Thanks
- Mohammad Nour
Re: [Thoughts and Feedback] Java Developer Conference in Egypt organized by EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group)
Posted by Manu George <ma...@gmail.com>.
This is great news Mohammad. Will it be a good idea to upload it to
the openejb site. Maybe later it can be translated into English
Regards
Manu
On 10/18/07, Karan Malhi <ka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Mohammad,
>
> This is great! . Is your abstract going to be in arabic too (since you
> would be speaking in arabic). If not, then I might have some
> suggestions to reword some sections of the abstract.
>
>
> On 10/17/07, Mohammad Nour El-Din <mn...@apache.org> wrote:
> > Hi all OpenEJBer...
> >
> > I am very proud to announce that the EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group) is
> > organizing the second Java Developer Conference in Egypt - it organized the
> > 1st one too - and I wanted to take this chance to prepare a talk about
> > OpenEJB3.0. Below I included the full mail which describes the abstract and
> > the rough agenda of this talk. Please I need your feedback to make sure
> > giving the best talk about our project OpenEJB3.0 to the developers in Egypt
> > . This talk is going to be in February 2008 .
> >
> > ----------------------------------------------------- Start of talk abstract
> > ---------------------------------------------------
> >
> > Hi Ahmed...
> >
> > It is my honor to propose the following talk to be included in the coming
> > JDC2. Blew is the description of the OpenEJB3.0 talk:
> >
> > *Abstract*
> > ---------------
> > EJB3.0 is the latest public specification which covers the JEE EJB
> > technology. It added a lot of new features which made EJB development more
> > easy and fast by using the new annotations feature of Java 5 in what is
> > called *Dependency Injection*. This specification also introduced the
> > *Interceptors* which provides a mechanism to handle life-cycle and other
> > events either on the module level or the package level or the class level or
> > method level. It also changed the persistence mechanism relative to former
> > EJB specifications specially EJB2.1 by introducing the JPA (Java Persistence
> > APIs). It also took care of migrating existing EJBs from their current
> > implementation to cope with EJB3.0 . All this besides the normal well known
> > services and features already introduced in former EJB specifications like
> > transactions, security and timer service among others .
> >
> > OpenEJB3.0 is an Apache EJB3.0 container implementing the standard
> > EJB3.0specification and adds its own flavour by extending this
> > specification to
> > make the developer's life easier so they can be more efficient and
> > productive. I will try in this talk to show how developers use OpenEJB3.0 to
> > get all the benefits provided by EJB3.0. I will try show this in a practical
> > way - full featured medium-sized real life project - by going through a real
> > life project and how we can design and implement it using EJB3.0 technology
> > APIs and using OpenEJB3.0 as our testing and production environment .
> >
> > *Agenda* - Take care Ahmed this is a rough agenda but it includes most of
> > the topics I wan to talk about
> > ---------------
> > 1- Why OpenEJB3.0 .
> > 2- History of OpenEJB .
> > 3- OpenEJB3.0 installation .
> > 4- Administering and configuring OpenEJB3.0 .
> > 6- Development for OpenEJB3.0 .
> > 7- Using OpenEJB3.0 for testing .
> > 8- Deployment on OpenEJB3.0 .
> > 9- OpenEJB3.0 specialties .
> > 10- Using OpenEJB3.0 with Tomcat . ---> Ahmed : Maybe at the time of JDC2 we
> > will have integration with Jetty .
> > 11- Future of OpenEJB3.0 .
> >
> > ---> Ahmed : I would like to make u notice that there is an additional
> > optional point but I am not sure that it will be implemented at the time of
> > JDC2 which is *OpenEJB3.0 development tools* which talks about an Eclipse,
> > NetBeans, IntelliJ plugins for OpenEJB3.0 .
> >
> > *Speakers*
> > -----------------
> > 1- Mohammad Nour El-Din
> > Talk language : Arabic (As I would like most of the audience to get benefit
> > from this talk as much as possible)
> >
> > *Speakers Biography*
> > ---------------------------------
> > Name : Mohammad Nour El-Din
> > Job : Software Engineer in IBM Egypt. Designing and implementing software
> > systems using JEE technologies. Committer in Apache
> > OpenEJB3.0 project. Have 4+ years of experience working with JEE
> > . Like to read about Java SE and EE specifications and
> > other open standards and specifications like W3C and OASIS .
> > E-mail : mnour@apache.org
> > Home page : http://people.apache.org/~mnour (Under construction :) ) .
> > blogger : Taddaborat ---> http://tadabborat.blogspot.com/ (Empty but I
> > will work to fill it soon :) )
> >
> > Ahmed, please if you have any comments please send them to me ASAP . And I
> > want to say on behalf of the OpenEJB team that we really have the pleasure
> > to present OpenEJB in the coming JDC2 in Egypt.
> >
> > *One last point* I have been thinking that I would like to present this talk
> > in an EGJUG organized session so I can rehearse as much as possible before
> > presenting it in JDC2 so I can make the best of this talk and make all have
> > pleasure attending it, please give me your feedback about this idea too so I
> > can prepare for it .
> >
> >
> > --
> > Thanks
> > - Mohammad Nour
> >
> > ----------------------------------------------------- END of talk abstract
> > ---------------------------------------------------
> >
> > --
> > Thanks
> > - Mohammad Nour
> >
>
>
> --
> Karan Singh Malhi
>
Re: [Thoughts and Feedback] Java Developer Conference in Egypt organized by EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group)
Posted by Karan Malhi <ka...@gmail.com>.
Mohammad,
This is great! . Is your abstract going to be in arabic too (since you
would be speaking in arabic). If not, then I might have some
suggestions to reword some sections of the abstract.
On 10/17/07, Mohammad Nour El-Din <mn...@apache.org> wrote:
> Hi all OpenEJBer...
>
> I am very proud to announce that the EGJUG (Egyptian Java User Group) is
> organizing the second Java Developer Conference in Egypt - it organized the
> 1st one too - and I wanted to take this chance to prepare a talk about
> OpenEJB3.0. Below I included the full mail which describes the abstract and
> the rough agenda of this talk. Please I need your feedback to make sure
> giving the best talk about our project OpenEJB3.0 to the developers in Egypt
> . This talk is going to be in February 2008 .
>
> ----------------------------------------------------- Start of talk abstract
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
> Hi Ahmed...
>
> It is my honor to propose the following talk to be included in the coming
> JDC2. Blew is the description of the OpenEJB3.0 talk:
>
> *Abstract*
> ---------------
> EJB3.0 is the latest public specification which covers the JEE EJB
> technology. It added a lot of new features which made EJB development more
> easy and fast by using the new annotations feature of Java 5 in what is
> called *Dependency Injection*. This specification also introduced the
> *Interceptors* which provides a mechanism to handle life-cycle and other
> events either on the module level or the package level or the class level or
> method level. It also changed the persistence mechanism relative to former
> EJB specifications specially EJB2.1 by introducing the JPA (Java Persistence
> APIs). It also took care of migrating existing EJBs from their current
> implementation to cope with EJB3.0 . All this besides the normal well known
> services and features already introduced in former EJB specifications like
> transactions, security and timer service among others .
>
> OpenEJB3.0 is an Apache EJB3.0 container implementing the standard
> EJB3.0specification and adds its own flavour by extending this
> specification to
> make the developer's life easier so they can be more efficient and
> productive. I will try in this talk to show how developers use OpenEJB3.0 to
> get all the benefits provided by EJB3.0. I will try show this in a practical
> way - full featured medium-sized real life project - by going through a real
> life project and how we can design and implement it using EJB3.0 technology
> APIs and using OpenEJB3.0 as our testing and production environment .
>
> *Agenda* - Take care Ahmed this is a rough agenda but it includes most of
> the topics I wan to talk about
> ---------------
> 1- Why OpenEJB3.0 .
> 2- History of OpenEJB .
> 3- OpenEJB3.0 installation .
> 4- Administering and configuring OpenEJB3.0 .
> 6- Development for OpenEJB3.0 .
> 7- Using OpenEJB3.0 for testing .
> 8- Deployment on OpenEJB3.0 .
> 9- OpenEJB3.0 specialties .
> 10- Using OpenEJB3.0 with Tomcat . ---> Ahmed : Maybe at the time of JDC2 we
> will have integration with Jetty .
> 11- Future of OpenEJB3.0 .
>
> ---> Ahmed : I would like to make u notice that there is an additional
> optional point but I am not sure that it will be implemented at the time of
> JDC2 which is *OpenEJB3.0 development tools* which talks about an Eclipse,
> NetBeans, IntelliJ plugins for OpenEJB3.0 .
>
> *Speakers*
> -----------------
> 1- Mohammad Nour El-Din
> Talk language : Arabic (As I would like most of the audience to get benefit
> from this talk as much as possible)
>
> *Speakers Biography*
> ---------------------------------
> Name : Mohammad Nour El-Din
> Job : Software Engineer in IBM Egypt. Designing and implementing software
> systems using JEE technologies. Committer in Apache
> OpenEJB3.0 project. Have 4+ years of experience working with JEE
> . Like to read about Java SE and EE specifications and
> other open standards and specifications like W3C and OASIS .
> E-mail : mnour@apache.org
> Home page : http://people.apache.org/~mnour (Under construction :) ) .
> blogger : Taddaborat ---> http://tadabborat.blogspot.com/ (Empty but I
> will work to fill it soon :) )
>
> Ahmed, please if you have any comments please send them to me ASAP . And I
> want to say on behalf of the OpenEJB team that we really have the pleasure
> to present OpenEJB in the coming JDC2 in Egypt.
>
> *One last point* I have been thinking that I would like to present this talk
> in an EGJUG organized session so I can rehearse as much as possible before
> presenting it in JDC2 so I can make the best of this talk and make all have
> pleasure attending it, please give me your feedback about this idea too so I
> can prepare for it .
>
>
> --
> Thanks
> - Mohammad Nour
>
> ----------------------------------------------------- END of talk abstract
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
> --
> Thanks
> - Mohammad Nour
>
--
Karan Singh Malhi