XML One panel to discuss databases, middleware, "enterprise" XML (March 31, Austin)
"Integrating XML, Databases, and Middleware" XML One (March 31, 2000, 4:15 - 5:45 p.m.) Renaissance Austin Hotel, Austin Texas (Admission is free if you register for the exhibits.) Panelists: David Booth Senior Research Architect Bluestone Software Sam Hamilton XML Architect Informix Tushar Hazra Chief Technical Consultant Lante David Orchard W3C XML Linking Working Group Network Computing Architect (IBM) Bruce Peat Founder, XML/edi Group President, eProcess Solutions Mark Scardina W3C XSL and DOM Working Groups XML Evangelist, Grp Prg Manager Oracle Moderated by Ken North The architecture of large-scale enterprise applications often includes application servers, middleware, and databases, but XML is also becoming an important enabling technology. This panel presentation discusses XML as an enabling technology for e-commerce and enterprise applications. The panel of experts will discuss business-to-business (B2B) integration, Web commerce, XML/EDI, XML servers, and XML-enabled databases. It will also discuss Enterprise Java and XML, and the combination of XML and messaging middleware. This panel includes experts discussing enterprise Java, application servers, XML servers, messaging middleware, and other enabling technologies. Participants include system architects from leading database and application server companies. Panelists will discuss: - XML in the database, schemas, XML schemas and the DOM - database servers that embed the Java VM and XML parsers - architectures that deliver XML from database servers and application servers - XML and messaging middleware - how databases and XML integrate with Java enterprise technologies
How to register? In comp.databases.sybase KenNorth <knorth@my-deja.com> wrote: > "Integrating XML, Databases, and Middleware" > XML One (March 31, 2000, 4:15 - 5:45 p.m.) > Renaissance Austin Hotel, Austin Texas > (Admission is free if you register for the exhibits.) > Panelists: > David Booth Senior Research Architect > Bluestone Software > Sam Hamilton XML Architect > Informix > Tushar Hazra Chief Technical Consultant > Lante > David Orchard W3C XML Linking Working Group > Network Computing Architect (IBM) > Bruce Peat Founder, XML/edi Group > President, eProcess Solutions > Mark Scardina W3C XSL and DOM Working Groups > XML Evangelist, Grp Prg Manager > Oracle > Moderated by Ken North > The architecture of large-scale enterprise applications often includes > application servers, middleware, and databases, but XML is also becoming an > important enabling technology. This panel presentation discusses XML as an > enabling technology for e-commerce and enterprise applications. The panel of > experts will discuss business-to-business (B2B) integration, Web commerce, > XML/EDI, XML servers, and XML-enabled databases. It will also discuss > Enterprise Java and XML, and the combination of XML and messaging > middleware. > This panel includes experts discussing enterprise Java, application servers, > XML servers, messaging middleware, and other enabling technologies. > Participants include system architects from leading database and application > server companies. > Panelists will discuss: > - XML in the database, schemas, XML schemas and the DOM > - database servers that embed the Java VM and XML parsers > - architectures that deliver XML from database servers and application > servers > - XML and messaging middleware > - how databases and XML integrate with Java enterprise technologies -- JULY
Norris <jcheong@cooper.com.hk> wrote > How to register? XML One (Austin) conference information and registration http://www.xmlconference.com/xmlusa/ > In comp.databases.sybase KenNorth <knorth@my-deja.com> wrote: > > "Integrating XML, Databases, and Middleware" > > XML One (March 31, 2000, 4:15 - 5:45 p.m.) > > Renaissance Austin Hotel, Austin Texas > > (Admission is free if you register for the exhibits.) > > > Panelists will discuss: > > > - XML in the database, schemas, XML schemas and the DOM > > - database servers that embed the Java VM and XML parsers > > - architectures that deliver XML from database servers and application > > servers > > - XML and messaging middleware > > - how databases and XML integrate with Java enterprise technologies