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TheServerSides third annual Java Symposium will take place on March 3-5 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. As a valued member of the Artima community, you can register for $50 off the current registration fee.
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TheServerSides third annual Java Symposium will take place on March 3-5 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. As a valued member of the Artima community, you can register for $50 off the current registration fee. Register before January 31 and your total registration cost will be $1249. Be sure to use promotional code artem17 when registering. Visit www.theserverside.com/symposium for more information.
TheServerSide Java Symposium is the Java community's most focused and respected technical conference. Key contributors in the java space convene to present the most important new development innovations. Focused on server-side Java technologies and development practices, TSSJS is differentiated by its all-star speaker lineup, featuring experts who have undoubtedly influenced the way we develop today, and may be developing enterprise applications tomorrow. Select from a wide range of technically advanced sessions and case studies not offered at less specialized or more commercial shows. The third annual TheServerSide Java Symposium is a must-attend event for anyone in the Java industry!
TheServerSide Java Symposium is an exclusive gathering of industry luminaries, chosen for the weight of their contributions to the Java community:
People defining the J2EE platform and related technology. J2EE specification lead Mark Hapner, EJB spec lead Linda DeMichiel, J2SE chief engineer Mark Reinhold, JavaServer Faces former lead Craig McClanahan, JCP Executive Committee member Jason Hunter, and many other expert group members.
Major open source project committers/founders. Hibernate founder Gavin King, Apache Geronimo's Dain Sundstrom, JBoss Architect Bill Burke, Apache Beehive's Cliff Schmidt, AspectJ's Adrian Colyer, Jetty's Greg Wilkins, Tapestry's Howard Lewis Ship, OpenSympony Group founder/core-developer Mike Cannon-Brookes, and others.
Authors of important enterprise development books. More than 12 book authors including Core J2EE Patterns author John Crupi, J2EE without EJB author Rod Johnson, Enterprise Integration Patterns author Gregor Hohpe, Effective Enterprise Java author Ted Neward, and others.
Real World Project Architects. A first for conferences, we will host an entire track featuring real world project case studies - architectures used, problems solved, and lessons learned.
There is no other event like this in the enterprise Java community. See what people said about the 2004 event. Register before January 31 to get the entire Symposium for only $1249 ($250 off the full registration price). Be sure to use promotional code artem17 when registering.
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