Тут про Oracle/Javaworld спрашивали

[Vоvan]

Разродились на расписание:

https://oracleus.activeevents.com/2013/ ... &sortBy=&p

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[Сабина]

Разродились на расписание:

https://oracleus.activeevents.com/2013/ ... &sortBy=&p

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Спасибки . Но за огромный баг в фильтре на первой странице им конечно огромное фи

[Vоvan]

Разродились на расписание:

https://oracleus.activeevents.com/2013/ ... &sortBy=&p

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Спасибки . Но за огромный баг в фильтре на первой странице им конечно огромное фи

У них постоянно глюки с расписаниями и фильтрами.... Эх давно я там не был

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[Vоvan]

ПОВБИВАВ БЫ!!!!

Как там можно расписание себе построить? I am LOGGED IN!

Ugh!


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[Сабина]

ПОВБИВАВ БЫ!!!!

Как там можно расписание себе построить? I am LOGGED IN!

Ugh!


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Я тоже сегодня выбирала и плевалась. Ну как можно про Java One такой срамной сайт зафигачить ? Фильтры работают one at a time, собственно трудно даже сказать оаботают или нет. Сессии все нормальные на мой скус во вторник и среду, буду надеяться что гай с которым мне придется пропуск делить эти дни не захочет

[Сабина]

Вот я что выбрала предварительно интересного для себя. Если что проглядела, дайте знать. Я понимаю что все индивидуально, но я боюсь с их кривым сайтом из такого количества сессий можно элементарно что-то не заметить

Test-Driven Development with Java EE 7, Arquillian, and CDI Containers[CON4279]This technical session introduces Java developers, designers, and architects to the Arquillian framework, Gradle, and the enterprise container technologies in Java EE 7. As a lucrative bonus, it covers building EJB and Java EE 7 test applications with Gradle, the latest and greatest build framework for the Java platform, which improves on Apache Maven. The Java EE specification contains two and half different containers, namely the Web, EJB, and the CDI containers. All of them can be reached with the Arquillian framework, and this means that there is now one general testing framework. The session covers writing meaningful tests for CDI, EJB, HTML5 WebSocket, and JAX-RS 2.0 in the real world.
· Wednesday, Sep 25, 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM - Parc 55 - Mission

Rich HTML5 Web Apps: Typesafe Edition [CON4313]In modern Web applications, the complexity of code deployed to the browser now exceeds the complexity of server-side code. Why write the simpler tier in toolable, typesafe languages but throw the constantly evolving user interface layer to the JavaScript wolves? Through compile-time source code translation, the Errai framework brings mature, proven, toolable Java enterprise programming models to the browser so your team can pole-vault over the complexity wall. In this session, members of the Errai team demonstrate how to build rich Web applications the toolable, typesafe way, without boilerplate. Errai offers a concise programming model to build next-generation Web applications by combining the best aspects of JavaScript and Java.
· Tuesday, Sep 24, 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM - Parc 55 - Cyril Magnin I

Garbage Collection: The Useful Parts (Practical), Part 2 [CON3675]This presentation gives busy Java/JVM developers an overview of how to analyze and resolve common garbage collection problems. Using popular applications such as Minecraft, it shows you how to solve problems such as OutOfMemoryErrors, long pause times, premature promotion, and more. Overall, it covers how developers should set their GC performance goals, how to get information out of a production GC log, and some pitfalls of setting certain GC flags. For each problem, it shows developers how to interpret the data and then how to tune the GC to meet the stated GC performance goal. This will give developers the practical understanding for them to empirically solve GC problems, as opposed to guessing.
· Monday, Sep 23, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM - Hilton - Continental Ballroom

Evolutionary Algorithms: The Key to Solving Complex Java Puzzles [BOF2913]Java developers sometimes face programming challenges, such as creating a school roster or determining a salesperson’s optimal route, that are extremely difficult to crack with conventional approaches. Discover how evolutionary algorithms can be applied to solve such complex puzzles. This session starts with a success story from the NASA space archives to explain the concepts. Once the stage is set, it’s puzzle-solving time! Learn how to code evolutionary algorithms by using plain Java—although existing Java frameworks such as JGAP are also addressed. The session concludes with a checklist for determining whether evolutionary algorithms are a good fit for any particular problem. With this checklist, the decision has never been easier!


Which Integration Framework to Use: Apache Camel, Spring Integration, or Mule? [CON1934]Applications have to be integrated, but they use different technologies, protocols, and data formats. Nevertheless, the integration of these applications needs to be modeled in a standardized way, realized efficiently, and supported by automatic tests. Three open source integration frameworks available on the Java platform—Apache Camel, Spring Integration, and Mule—fulfill these requirements. They implement well-known enterprise integration patterns and therefore offer a standardized, domain-specific language for integrating applications. This session compares the alternatives and presents live demos. It also recommends when to use a more powerful enterprise service bus instead of one of these frameworks.
· Wednesday, Sep 25, 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM - Hilton - Continental Ballroom 5
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REST Security with JAX-RS [CON2021]Do you use REST and JAX-RS from your mobile and HTML5 apps to communicate with back-end services? Are you doing so securely? Attend this session to learn how vulnerabilities such as cross-site request forgery (CSRF) can be used by attackers to hack your JSON services. Find out how to develop applications that are resistant to such attacks and how to use simple authentication, access control, and encryption techniques to protect your RESTful services. The session includes live demos that show developers and architects how to secure critical REST services and stop hackers from exploiting their applications.
· Monday, Sep 23, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM - Hilton - Go

Building Applications with a Graph Database [CON6484]Graph databases, and Neo4j in particular, are gaining in popularity. Like other NoSQL databases, graph databases enable and force you to think in slightly different ways when building an application. Knowing how to do this can be tricky but is crucial to your application’s success. This session uses the largest in-house application at Neo Technology, the company behind Neo4j, as an example of one way to build an application with a graph database. Neo Technology’s experience of eating its own dog food is not only a display of best practices but also a great story of how the company improved the data model of Neo4j in version 2.0.
· Tuesday, Sep 24, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM - Parc 55 – Embarcadero
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Java EE 7: What’s New in the Java EE Platform [CON6617]Java EE 7 continues the simplification of the APIs for accessing container services while broadening the range of services available. This platform overview focuses on the following areas: • Extension of the platform to encompass emerging Web technologies such as WebSocket and JSON, which provide the underpinnings for HTML5 support in Java EE, as well as the HTTP client API added by JAX-RS • Simplified alignment of managed beans by the leveraging of CDI injection and interceptors to include new JTA declarative transactions, method-level validation, and constructor injection • Enhancements for ease of use, including simplified JMS APIs, the new batch API, expanded resource definition facilities, and the pruning of superseded technologies

Teach Your Tomcat Embedding Tricks [BOF7603]This session covers the reasons why embedding Apache Tomcat is a good idea: simplified development environment, elimination of branch configuration pain, easier integration testing, easy git bisect, and simplified deployment. It also provides various techniques for embedding Apache Tomcat. The presentation is a sequence of demos, with source code and slides being made available on Bitbucket. No previous Tomcat experience is required.
· Monday, Sep 23, 4:30 PM - 5:15 PM- Hilton - Continental Ballroo

Pragmatic Big Data Architectures in the Cloud: A Developer’s Perspective[CON5657]Crunching, analyzing, scaling, innovating… The life of a software architect dealing with big data can be both exciting and a nightmare. Although there is unpredicted processing power in the cloud and tools that can turn the craziest ideas into disruptive applications, it is also possible to rapidly reach architecture bottlenecks and prohibitive scaling costs. Hadoop, Hive, Pig, Crunch, HBase, and similar tools made Java the driving force behind the big data revolution, but it is also easy to get lost in the myriad of options available. This session presents pragmatic architectures for building efficient big data applications while keeping the cloud hosting costs at a minimum by combining well-known open source tools and a few tricks.

[Vоvan]

Я себе нашел вот что на понедельник (в понедельник точно иду):

Monday, Sep 23, 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM - Hotel Nikko - Monterey I/II : Internet of Things with Java [CON4877]
Internet of Things with Java [CON4877] The applications technology landscape surrounding the Internet of Things, also called machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, is a Wild West full of proprietary technology implementations and a highly fragmented vendor ecosystem. Java enables a standards-based platform to enable highly integrated end-to-end device-to-data-center solutions. This session outlines some of the key challenges service providers face today in developing, scaling, and extending end-to-end M2M architectures. With the help of sample architectural blueprints and reference use cases, the session elaborates on the benefits of using Java Embedded in combination with Java middleware products in effectively addressing these challenges.

Monday, Sep 23, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM - Hilton - Continental Ballroom 5
Hudson: The Little Heart of Big Enterprises [CON3025] Continuous integration, test-driven development, and continuous delivery or deployment are the primary supporting pillars of successful agile development. Hudson is a full-fledged execution and scheduling engine used by many enterprises today. However, using it not merely as an execution tool but also as a real continuous integration build server requires planning and architecting of the build units to meet the conditions necessary for achieving the flow from continuous integration to continuous delivery. This session explores the nuances of continuous integration to continuous delivery and how to set up Hudson as a true continuous integration build server for your agile team and includes a simple real-world example.

Monday, Sep 23, 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM - Parc 55 - Embarcadero
Turkcell Bumblebee: A Rich Media Transcoding System Implemented in Java EE [CON3204] In this session, hear how a leading telecom operator that has 35 million subscribers and processes approximately 1 million multimedia messages daily used Java EE and open source Java technologies to build a rich media transcoding system that implements open standards defined by the Open Mobile Alliance, 3rd Generation Partner Project, and Internet Engineering Task Force.

Monday, Sep 23, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM - Parc 55 - Cyril Magnin II/III
Demystifying Java EE [CON2231] Are transactions really needed? Is a “Java EE” transaction a DB transaction? What happens behind dependency injection? How can deployment be implemented? What is the performance overhead behind EJB, CDI, JPA, and JSF? Why is it difficult to write your own ORM, and what are isolation levels? What happens in a cluster? Are Java EE components thread-safe? Are application servers “black magic” technology, and if not, what happens behind the scenes? Some questions are asked over and over again, and the answers are often simpler than expected. This session answers the most frequently asked questions about application servers and Java EE

Monday, Sep 23, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM - Parc 55 - Market St
Seven Secrets of Wells Fargo SOA Platform’s 99.99 Percent Availability [CON6896] Wells Fargo is the fourth-largest bank in North America. Wells Fargo’s SOA platform is one of the largest platforms in the world. To date, 550 SOA operations are exposed on this platform. It process six billion transactions per month. It connects to 50 different diverse sets of systems of record. If this SOA platform goes down, the bank won’t be able to do banking. Period. Sharpen your eyes and ears in this session to learn the secrets behind this mission-critical platform’s 99.99 percent availability promise, a promise that has been met year after year.

Monday, Sep 23, 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM - Parc 55 - Market St
Using MongoDB in a Java Enterprise Application [BOF7857] This session starts from a case study of a text clustering application to present an example of the kind of data that motivates the use of MongoDB. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using the MongoDB Java driver versus JPA for connecting to MongoDB? Does it make sense to combine use of RDBMS and NoSQL databases? Attend this session to get answers and share the experiences you’ve had with MongoDB and NoSQL.

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[Сабина]

Я себе нашел вот что на понедельник (в понедельник точно иду):

Monday, Sep 23, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM - Hilton - Continental Ballroom 5
Hudson: The Little Heart of Big Enterprises [CON3025] Continuous integration, test-driven development, and continuous delivery or deployment are the primary supporting pillars of successful agile development. Hudson is a full-fledged execution and scheduling engine used by many enterprises today. However, using it not merely as an execution tool but also as a real continuous integration build server requires planning and architecting of the build units to meet the conditions necessary for achieving the flow from continuous integration to continuous delivery. This session explores the nuances of continuous integration to continuous delivery and how to set up Hudson as a true continuous integration build server for your agile team and includes a simple real-world example.

Monday, Sep 23, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM - Parc 55 - Cyril Magnin II/III
Demystifying Java EE [CON2231] Are transactions really needed? Is a “Java EE” transaction a DB transaction? What happens behind dependency injection? How can deployment be implemented? What is the performance overhead behind EJB, CDI, JPA, and JSF? Why is it difficult to write your own ORM, and what are isolation levels? What happens in a cluster? Are Java EE components thread-safe? Are application servers “black magic” technology, and if not, what happens behind the scenes? Some questions are asked over and over again, and the answers are often simpler than expected. This session answers the most frequently asked questions about application servers and Java EE

Monday, Sep 23, 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM - Parc 55 - Market St
Using MongoDB in a Java Enterprise Application [BOF7857] This session starts from a case study of a text clustering application to present an example of the kind of data that motivates the use of MongoDB. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using the MongoDB Java driver versus JPA for connecting to MongoDB? Does it make sense to combine use of RDBMS and NoSQL databases? Attend this session to get answers and share the experiences you’ve had with MongoDB and NoSQL.

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Во спасибо, эти три мне тоже подойдут, буду иметь в виду если придется в понедельник идти

[Сабина]

Села подробно разбираться и да вы правы в понедельник все самое интересное. Западло что мнoго сессий overlap , а потом тишина.

То что очень хотела waitlisted

Beautiful REST + JSON APIs with JAX-RS and Jersey [TUT3915]

Les Hazlewood - Founder, CTO, Stormpath

Designing and building a really clean and intuitive REST API is no small feat. You have to worry about resources, collections of resources, pagination, query parameters, references to other resources, which HTTP methods to use, HTTP caching, security, and more. And you have to make sure it lasts and doesn’t break clients as you add features over time. Furthermore, although there are many references on creating REST APIs with XML, there are far fewer on REST + JSON. It is enough to drive you crazy. This session demonstrates how to design and implement an elegant REST API.

Из интересного нашла еше вот ето

Collections Gathering [BOF7937]
This session starts with a short presentation about performance changes in Java 7 and Java 8, new Java 8 utilities, and third-party utilities and continues with community questions and discussion.
Monday, Sep 23, 6:30 PM - 7:15 PM - Hilton - Imperial Ballroom A

Debugging Native Heap OOM: Tools and Techniques [BOF3663]
Native out-of-memory errors happen when a Java application runs out of memory, not in the Java object heap but outside it. The cause may be memory use for native libraries, class loading, multithreading, working data for the Java VM, backing storage for Java objects, or other reasons. No single tool can give you all the answers, and we need to cross-reference information from multiple sources to isolate a problem. Operating system tools, Java dumps, logs, and debuggers all provide useful perspectives, and your challenge is to line them up to see the whole picture. This session works through the tools and data available on the main server platforms to give you a repeatable framework for native out-of-memory error debug.
Monday, Sep 23, 4:30 PM - 5:15 PM - Hilton - Continental Ballroom 4

Demystifying invokedynamic [CON2076]
This session looks at invokedynamic, a Java 7 feature that has had the most impact at the bytecode level and also in terms of performance. First perceived as a feature to help dynamically typed languages on the JVM, it has turned into a powerful feature that has been exploited quite a bit in the implementation of features in the Java language itself. The presentation details what problems this feature really solves and how it has influenced other features in the Java language and on the Java platform.
Tuesday, Sep 24, 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM - Hilton - Imperial Ballroo

Angry Dudes [CON5854]
In a lighthearted look at building graphical applications in JavaFX, two architects present an arcade physics-based knockoff Angry Dudes game written in JavaFX. Along with plenty of explosions and general mayhem in this session, you will see uses of JavaFX 8 technology such as 3-D, native integration, threading, and CSS.
Thursday, Sep 26, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM - Hilton - Plaza A

Lean and Opinionated Java EE 7 Applications [CON2196]
Java EE encourages a lean development approach without any ceremony. The vast majority of already established J2EE and most of the GoF patterns have become superfluous. In this session, the speaker builds a Java EE 7 CRUD application, using a continuous development style, while discussing the emerging patterns and consciously highlighting and omitting already established but exaggerated and superfluous patterns and best practices. His goal is to build an entire application with unit and integration tests as well as answer any questions from the audience.
Wednesday, Sep 25, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM - Parc 55 - Cyril Magnin II/III

What and How Java Troubleshooters Think: Eight Years of Troubleshooting Java [BOF7862]
The system suddenly stops or slows down, or memory leaks occur. System troubles cannot all be taken away. To make matters more difficult, analysis targets expand from the application source codes to the libraries, frameworks, or sometimes inside the JVM or OS. This session offers pointers and techniques for Java troubleshooting, using real cases and demos from eight years’ experience in a Java troubleshooting service. It answers questions such as • What do the troubleshooters know? • From what viewpoint do they see the troubles? • What tools do they favor: JConsole, VisualVM, Oracle Java Mission Control, SystemTap, truss, strace, or other free/commercial tools?

From the Spring Framework to Java EE 7 [CON3598]
Building enterprise applications with the Spring Framework has been more or less the industry standard for several years. The introduction of Java EE 6 made it easier to develop enterprise applications based on standards without the need to rely on proprietary frameworks. With Java EE 7, this becomes even more evident. This session highlights the advantages of using a standards-based approach and demonstrates, step by step, the migration of an existing application based on the Spring Framework to a full-fledged Java EE 7 application.
Thursday, Sep 26, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM - Parc 55 - Cyril Magnin II/III

[Сабина]

Никто не shared pass с людьми противоположного пола?
Мне как то стремно подходить не регистрацию и говорить что я - Andreas

[Интеррапт]

Никто не shared pass с людьми противоположного пола?
Мне как то стремно подходить не регистрацию и говорить что я - Andreas

Ну скажи с сильным акцентом, что ты Andreas. В России это популярное женское имя - Андреас.

[Medium-rare]

Andrea S.

[Тверпен]

Andre Ass.

[Сабина]

Похоже тутошние девушки-красавицы программистки тоже ни разу по мужскому pass-у на конференции не ходили .

[Vоvan]

Похоже тутошние девушки-красавицы программистки тоже ни разу по мужскому pass-у на конференции не ходили .

Коворкерша моя ходила по моему - никто ничего не спрашивал

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[Сабина]

Похоже тутошние девушки-красавицы программистки тоже ни разу по мужскому pass-у на конференции не ходили .

Коворкерша моя ходила по моему - никто ничего не спрашивал

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Я разузнала, может пригодится кому. На первичную регистрацию (выходные или понедельник) надо явиться лично с id, чтобы получить pass потом по ним может ходить кто хочет. В моем случае это был сначала VP инжиниринга, причем он мне начал говорить такие вещи "я тебе дам знать в пятницу смогу ли вообще туда пойти". Короче договорилась я с другим товарищем, буду теперь не Андреас а Джон

[Сабина]

На айпаде сайт выглядит на порядки цивильнее, такое чувство что его изначально под них и писали

[Vоvan]

На айпаде сайт выглядит на порядки цивильнее, такое чувство что его изначально под них и писали

Ура! Получилось!

п.с.
Чет чем дальше, тем меньше мне все это ИТ нравится... Пойти чтоли лошадей в West Marin разводить...

[Сабина]

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Я там буду тусоваться понедельник-вторник. Сессии все back to back но с 2-3 перерыв на обед. Если есть желание пересечься за обедом-десертом - дайте знать, а то я не сильно люблю там в одиночку в обед мотаться в толпе гиков

[Сабина]

Кстати там в среду будет концерт для участников на Treasure Island с участием Maroon 5 и еще кого-то

http://www.oracle.com/javaone/appreciat ... index.html

[ПростоНик]

Tam еще и наливают

[Сабина]

Tam еще и наливают

Не все равно не поеду . Как представляю какое там будет столпотворение на Трежер Айланд - нафиг нафиг

[dotcom]

Я так понимаю, что после последнего рэйва на парковке Оракла, всю эту веселую компанию решили засунуть еще дальше на остров.

[Сабина]

Стою в очереди на сессию которая началась 10 минут назад. Очередь бесконечная, тетки на входе сканируете бэджи и по пять минут ждут подтверждения на человека. Маразм

А так в целом жизнеутверждающе. Java 8 is new Guava

[Сабина]

Короче договорилась я с другим товарищем, буду теперь не Андреас а Джон

Тетенька на входе ко мне все таки пристала Are you Jon ? Я ответила с кривой улыбкой Yeah и потом добавила From what I heard even Oracle employee share passes so it is not something we invented. В общем она отстала. В конце концов они же просто наемные там на конференцию. Еще народ стоит у регистрации и нагло просит взять билет на концерт "если сами не идете"