I should have mentioned this in my earlier mail:
Besides the presentations that WE are planning to do at
JavaOne, we (and the other Java developers) would like
to hear from YOU.
Do you have something you would like to present?
A session about your application, development tools
and processes you think are worth sharing, ways of using
our APIs that make your apps better, feature comparisons,
whatever; share them with the world! (or at least that portion
of the world that will be at JavaOne...)
Time is running out; proposals are due by Friday. All you
need is an abstract of your presentation right now:
http://servlet.java.sun.com/javaone/apps/cfp/sf2003/
Thanks,
Chet.
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Subject: [JAVA2D] JavaOne session ideas?
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 06:41:57 -0800
From: Chet Haase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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It's session proposal time for the 2003 JavaOne conference.
The client teams (2D, Swing, AWT, and Internationalization)
have various ideas of sessions that we think developers would
benefit from. But it would be great to hear from our
developers in case there are things that we are missing.
If you have any ideas for session topics or particular
graphics-related technologies that you would like to
have us present, please send them in either to this
interest list or directly to the java2d team at:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
We're wrapping up our abstracts now and the deadline is
November 8th, so send in those ideas soon...
Thanks,
Chet.
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