Totally agree with Manu. The topics covered would make good docs On 10/18/07, Manu George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 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 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 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 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 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 : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > 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
