Java / database expert panel (taped Oct 20, 1999)
Posted in 1999
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Expert panel taped October 20, 1999 at SIGS Java Developer Conference (audio, 55 minutes). http://technetcast.ddj.com/tnc_play_stream.html?stream_id=174 (You can download RealPlayer from this page if you do not have it installed.) Panelists included: Bob Bickel, Vice-President, Development, Bluestone Software Hamish Reid, Java Products Architect, Informix Geoff Brown, Senior Principal Consultant and Product Architect, Oracle Joseph Weinstein, Staff Engineer, BEA Web Logic Seth White, System Architect, BEA Web Logic Mark Hapner, J2EE Architect, Sun Java Software Division "Integrating Java, Databases, XML, and Middleware" The architecture of large-scale enterprise Java applications often includes application servers, middleware, and databases. In addition, many developers find XML and Java are a powerful solution for data interchange and e-commerce. Panelists discussed: - Java in the database and XML in the database - SQL servers that embed the Java VM and XML parsers - deciding whether to write classes for the database server or application server - how databases and XML integrate with Java enterprise technologies - JDBC performance issues.
In article <#vAkcnZL$GA.243@cpmsnbbsa03>, "KenNorth" <knorth@my-deja.com> wrote: > Expert panel taped October 20, 1999 at SIGS Java Developer Conference > (audio, 55 minutes). > > http://technetcast.ddj.com/tnc_play_stream.html?stream_id=174 > > (You can download RealPlayer from this page if you do not have it > installed.) > > Panelists included: > Bob Bickel, Vice-President, Development, Bluestone Software > Hamish Reid, Java Products Architect, Informix > Geoff Brown, Senior Principal Consultant and Product Architect, Oracle > Joseph Weinstein, Staff Engineer, BEA Web Logic > Seth White, System Architect, BEA Web Logic > Mark Hapner, J2EE Architect, Sun Java Software Division > > "Integrating Java, Databases, XML, and Middleware" > > The architecture of large-scale enterprise Java applications often includes > application servers, middleware, and databases. In addition, many developers > find XML and Java are a powerful solution for data interchange and > e-commerce. Panelists discussed: > > - Java in the database and XML in the database > - SQL servers that embed the Java VM and XML parsers > - deciding whether to write classes for the database server or application > server > - how databases and XML integrate with Java enterprise technologies > - JDBC performance issues. > > Ken: My browser doesn't tell me how big the download files are, but it's easy to check the ftp directory: tnc_javadc_1199.mp3 10777 Kb Fri Nov 5 17:31:00 1999 tnc_javadc_1199.rm 7507 Kb Fri Nov 5 17:51:00 1999 Thanks. akmal -- [ -- akmal_chaudhri at bigfoot dot com -- ] [ http://www.bigfoot.com/~akmal_chaudhri/ ] Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.