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Santa Clara University
El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA
Daly Science Center 207
Saturday, Feb. 17, 2001
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Overview:
Enterprise
JavaBeans are Sun's Java based solution to the problem of developing
distributed enterprise systems. They form a middleware foundation on top
of which developers can build their application while focussing on their
business problem, and not on the implementation and deployment details.
This talk will provide an
in-depth introduction to the problems which EJB attempts to address, and
the details of writing EJB's. We will first cover an introductory overview
about the technology, and then go in depth into the more
programmatic details.
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Speaker
James Kao
The Middleware
Company
James Kao is a Vice-President of The Middleware
Company, a training and consulting company specializing in Enterprise
JavaBeans, the Java 2 Enterprise Edition, and Java/XML technologies. He
has trained developers and jumpstarted projects in these technologies at
many companies ranging from startups in the Valley to large Fortune 500
companies. He earned both his undergraduate and Master of Engineering
degrees from Cornell University and currently lives in Palo
Alto.
Prerequisites:
To get
the most out of the seminar, knowledge of Java programming is essential.
Additionally, knowledge of Java RMI (Remote Method Invocation) and JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface) is
helpful.
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REGISTRATION FORM
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Capacity limited to 200
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Saturday, Feb.
17, 2001
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Luncheon selection (check
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Regular
Vegetarian
Registration:
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National & Local ACM $80 ACM Membership No.
o
Member: Local ACM Only $85
o Member: National ACM Only $85*
o Non-
Member $95*
o Students - Full time $50
Note: * Includes a one
year Local Chapter Membership starting at the time
of
registration. This includes a year subscription to the Bit Dropper,
discounts on future PDS Seminars, and discounts at participating local
stores.
Please make your checks payable to ACM and mail
to:
ACM PDS
299
P.O. Box
60355
Sunnyvale, CA 94088
Tuition includes notes, lunch, and
refreshments.
Refunds - Full refunds can be given if cancellation is
received by
2/10/2001.
Sorry, no refunds after
2/10/2001.
You will be notified if the seminar is full.
Send a
self-addressed, stamped envelope if you require
confirmation.
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DIRECTIONS
From
280
- Take 280 to 17/880 exit,
- Take 17/880 toward 101 to The
Alameda exit,
- Turn left onto The Alameda,
- Follow signs to
SCU.
From 101
- Take 101 to De LaCruz exit,
- Take De La
Cruz/Coleman to the El Camino Real exit,
- Follow signs to
SCU.
From 17/880
- Exit 17/880 at The Alameda
- Follow signs
to SCU.
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