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Onsdag 14.09.2005
Torsdag 15.09.2005

Forklaring/Legend: intro

Nybegynner/Beginner medium

Videregående/Intermediate

Avansert/Advanced

Core Java Technologies, AOP, POJO and research

	Adopting AspectJ Adrian Colyer
	Cracking the New Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform 1.5 Exam Khalid Azim Mughal
	Managing Web Conversations with Spring Web Flow. Keith Donald
	Beyond Java Bruce Tate
	A successful experiment: Designing Multi Agent Systems using Java as an inter-program language Ivar Tormod Berg Ørstavik
	Web Application Development with Spring Kristoffer Moum
	Tjenestebasert design med dynamiske proxyer og Spring Bjørn Vidar Bøe
	Implementation of domain models using dynamic proxies Bjørn Vidar Bøe
	Lightweight development strategies Bruce Tate

Utilities and Experiences

	EJB vs Hibernate vs JDBC, Which is better? Jeff Genender
	Unittesting with Domain Experts. Alan Perkins
	WebWork + AJAX: A winning combination Patrick Lightbody
	Maven 2 Jason van Zyl og Trygve Laugstøl
	BEA and Open Source Leading Java Innovation Martin Percival
	High-quality searching with Lucene Kristoffer Dyrkorn
	SwiX^ml og Thinlet Thor Åge Eldby og Andreas Bade
	Configuring JCA CICS Records using Hibernate Thomas Kvalvåg
	Enterprise Java development with Eclipse Markus Hebach
	Real Single Sign-on for web applictions Holger Zobel
	Refactoring with Multi-Paradigm Design Frode Standal
	Build, deploy and test Enterprise JavaBeans in few seconds Nader Aeinehchi
	Single sign-on - is it really so difficult? Vidar Kongsli
	Implementing an Open Source Enterprise Service Bus Solution Jeff Genender
	Can EJB 3.0 make developers more productive Raghu Kodali
	A Performance Comparison: EJB 2.1 vs EJB 3.0 Raghu Kodali
	Successfull unit testing of large enterprise java systems with Surrogate Per Hustad og Daniel Bakkelund
	JBoss 5 – lightweight middleware with EJB3 Thomas Roka-Aardal
	FitNesse: Building the right code Trond Arve Wasskog
	Report from the trenches - Building Statoil's TOPS portfolio Einar Landre
	JOnAS Integrated Application Platform: A new generation of Java Middleware Platforms Miguel Valdés Faura
	Effective Enterprise Java Ted Neward
	Concrete services Ted Neward
	WebWork in Action: An introduction to WebWork. Patrick Lightbody
	From Maven 1 to Maven 2 Vincent Massol
	Modularity (or how to tame a large Java project by splitting it into pieces). Malcolm Sparks

Enterprise (J2EE development and architecture)

	Virkemidler for å bygge fremtidsrettede Java Enterprise applikasjoner Lars Reed
	Java @ Google Knut Magne Risvik
	Secure and safe: Applied Web Services Security between Java and .NET Christian Weyer
	Pragmatic SOA John Crupi
	Pluggable, Customisable Patterns: The Key To Smart Automation Wim Bast
	Implementing an ESB using Mule - A real world Example Ross Mason
	Enterprise Architecture / SOA: Prosjekterfaringer og klare meninger Leif Arne Rones og Tonny Gundersen
	Pattern Connections Kevlin Henney
	HADB technology in the Sun Java System Application Server Manyi Lu
	Software Agents for Dynamic Java Enterprise Applications Jørn Ølmheim
	What's the ideal weight of your container? Eivind Waaler
	JMX and AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming) for Building Manageable Applications Justin Murray
	Design Patterns for Building Application Manageability using JMX. Justin Murray
	Rich Internet Applications - the past, current and the future Anders Norås
	From Struts to JavaServer Faces - Tips and Strategies for Using Struts with JSF or Migrating from Struts to JSF Kito D. Mann
	An introduction to JavaServer Faces, the new Standard Java Web User Interface Framework. Kito D. Mann
	What can Design Patterns do for you – Background, Principles and Practical Experience Marek Vokac
	Why I hate SOA: Beyond the hype in modern Java architecture Johannes Brodwall
	Trends in J2EE Rod Johnson

Mobile, Gadgets and Java Gaming

	Elektroniske billettsystemer på eget ansvar Lars Lundby
	What new JSRs do the Java Wireless Toolkit folks have for us? Shlomo Swidler
	Developing for Java devices using the Connected Device Configuration Shlomo Swidler

Method and Business

	The Java Community Process; how the Java technology binary software Heather Vancura
	Escaping the technology cycle Rod Johnson
	What is missing from the conventional agile and eXtreme methods? Tom Gilb
	Three Practical Steps Toward Domain-Driven Design Eric Evans
	From idea to market in eight weeks: An agile production frame for mobile applications and services Pekka Abrahamsson
	The magic step in expert estimation of software cost. Why does 1000 feel more right than 1500 Magne Jørgensen og Stein Grimstad
	Cosmisk Eksorsime Kristoffer Kvam og Kjetil Jørgensen-Dahl
	New integration possibilities with WSRP Rickard Öberg
	Stop writing tests, start specifying behaviour! Nils Christian Haugen
	Evidence-Based Software Engineering – A Paradigm for the Future? Tore Dybå
	“From model to man and back” Ove H. Scheel
	Test-Driven Development: Bare Bones and Basics Kevlin Heney

Birds of a feather (BOF)

	The FEIDE Authentication System Cato Olsen
	Automatisert testing av webapplikasjoner Per Mengshoel
	Erfaringer fra J2EE utvikling. Henrik Lund-Hanssen og Trond Isaksen
	Derby - En komplett database i Java Bernt M.Johnsen
	The magic step in expert estimation of software cost. Why does 1000 feel more right than 1500 Magne Jørgensen og Stein Grimstad
	Visual Struts: Modeling Struts-Based Applications using UML and Advanced Tool Support James Dzidek
	How model-to-model transformation using Query View Transformation (QVT) and Object Constraint Language (OCL2) works Markus Hebach
	The Immortal Mainframe in the Java world Tron Hvaring
	Kontrollert verdiskaping gjennom iterativ systemutvikling Reidar Sande
	From plan-driven to planning-driven development * Tom J. Bang