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Great
Savings on the Chattanooga Software
Symposium!
Friday,
August 15, 2003 - Sunday, August 17,
2003
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![http://www.nofluffjuststuff.com/]() Dave Thomas
Keynote Speaker
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Chattanooga Software
Symposium
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Highlights:
Three day Java conference, with limited attendance of 200, designed for Java
Developers, Architects, and Technical Managers. Immerse yourself and your
software teams with more than 40 technical sessions covering J2EE, XML, Web Services, Agile Methodologies,
Best Practices and Open Source Software, and more.
Save
25% off regular registration rates!
Discounted Rates:
$495-$595
(Regular Rates:
$695-$800)
I am interested
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![http://www.nofluffjuststuff.com/]() Erik Hatcher
"Development with Ant"
![http://www.nofluffjuststuff.com/]() Bruce Tate
"Bitter EJB" "Bitter Java"
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Don't miss your chance to attend
more than forty education and solutions sessions, such as:
eXtreme XDoclet
Erik Hatcher
An out-of-the-box installation of XDoclet will work wonders, but there can
be a need for more than the basics. For example, rather than accepting the
basic EJB lookup utility helper class, a custom template can be provided to
generate a more sophisticated "proxy" object decoupling the
presentation tier from direct EJB access and allowing statistics to be
gathered for each method invocation.
Java Large Scale Package Design
Robert C. Martin
The problems of large scale software are becoming ever more severe. This
talk introduces six principles of large scale package design for Java.
These principles help software engineers keep their large projects under
control, minimizing compile, link, and maintenance costs. Learn about
metrics that can be used to measure the quality of an object oriented
package structure.
JDO vs. EJB
Bruce Tate
Recently, EJB entity beans with container-managed persistence have come
under fire. Though EJB 2.0 and 2.1 make some much-needed improvements, they
may not go far enough. JDO can be an attractive persistence alternative for
some applications. Learn why in this session.
Let me see all the sessions
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![http://www.nofluffjuststuff.com/]() James Duncan Davidson
Apache Tomcat and Apache Ant
![http://www.nofluffjuststuff.com/]() Jason Hunter
Java Servlet Programming
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The Complete
Programmer Network has assembled a list of nationally recognized subject
matter experts. Often times the speaker is the creator of the software --
Tomcat, Ant, and JDOM, just to name a few. Featured speakers include:
Creator of Apache Tomcat and
Apache Ant
Author of Component Development for the Java Platform
Co-author of "Java
Development with Ant"
Author of "Java Servlet
Programming" and publisher of Servlets.com
"Uncle Bob" Robert
Martin
Author of Agile Software Development: Principles, Patterns,
and Practices.
Author of Server-Based Java Programming and the
forthcoming Effective Enterprise Java
Author of "Bitter Java"
and "Bitter EJB"
Co-author of the bestseller
"The Pragmatic Programmer"
Original author of the open
source Anthill Build Management Server and Urbancode's EJB Benchmark
Let me see all the speakers
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Take advantage of the incredible savings and the
opportunity to sit
and talk with some of the great minds in software development!
To confirm your registration or for additional information, visit us online
at NoFluffJustStuff.com
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Symposium Director
(303) 469-0486
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