Tuesday July 27th, 2010 Meeting

Java Road Trip

Mark your calendars!

We have a special event this month. Oracle is bringing the Java Road Trip show to Austin!

One Dell laptop with the touch screen demo and the JWebPane demos
One Mac Book Pro machine running Windows vista:
- Netbeans 6.8 with Composer (version that generates mobile compatible apps)
- Netbeans 6.9 RC full installer, includes Glassfish and Java EE
- Authoring Tool today's build
- Java ME SDK 3.0
- JWebPane demos on it. There is are a couple of shortcuts on the desktop to start the apps.
One Mac Book Pro machine running Mac OS 10.5 I didn't need to install or update the OS as it supported Java SE 6 and up
- Netbeans 6.8 with Composer (version that generates mobile compatible apps)
- Netbeans 6.9 RC full installer, includes Glassfish and Java EE
- Authoring Tool today's build
- Java ME SDK 3.0

Jim Clarke will talk on Embedded Java along with some updates on Java 7.

There will be food and beverages (including beer) and a mechanical surf machine. Developers are free to bring their families. There will also be giveaway items like t-shirts, key chains and nice Road-Trip-branded plastic stadium cups. Some Java books will also be raffled off after the talk.

The meeting will be from 7:00-9:00pm in the parking lot and cafeteria in building 8 at the Sun campus, 5300 Riata Park Court (off 3600 W Parmer Lane). You can enter Building 8 through the door that is by the large flag pole.

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The Austin Java Users Group brings together Java developers in the Austin area to share ideas, discuss advances in technology and generally promotes the use of Java.

The AustinJUG accomplishes these goals with:

Presentations from industry leading speakers, "hometown heroes", and expert panels.
Reviews of products from leading Java vendors.
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May 25, 2010 - Emergent Design March 30, 2010 - REST Web Services Support in Java EE 6 and Spring 3.0 March 3, 2010 - Java Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI) January 26, 2010 - The Cassandra Distributed Database December 8, 2009 - AustinJUG Christmas Party at Sun October 27, 2009 - Learn the Secrets of Scaling Your Service-Oriented Architecture with Oracle Service Bus August 25, 2009 - Profiling Java Applications with YourKit July 28, 2009 - NFJS Lone Star Symposium Recap June 30, 2009 - JavaOne 2009 Panel Discussion May 25, 2009 - Kanban: An Overview April 28th, 2009 -Service Oriented Architecture and Business Process Workflow March 31, 2009 - From XML to the Database and Back February 24, 2009 -JSR-286 aka Portlet Spec 2.0 January 27, 2009 - Hometown Heroes December 2, 2008 - Introduction JavaFX 1.0 October 28, 2008 - Run Anywhere: The Hardware Platform Perspective September 30, 2008 - Hometown Heroes July 29th Meeting: BazaarVoice A Technical Overview of Bazaarvoice's SaaS Architecture July 29th Meeting: Cisco A Detailed Overview of Etch June 24th Meeting: Austin JUG JavaOne Panel Discussion May 27th Meeting: NFJS A Thorough Introduction to Groovy April 29th Meeting: Oracle JSF - Secrets of Successful Implementations March 25th Meeting: JBoss JBoss Portal January 29th Meeting: AJUG Open Mike February 26th Meeting: Sun Microsystems Cool New Developments for Java on the Web January 29th Meeting: AJUG Open Mike December 11th Meeting: Sun Microsystems Solaris Dynamic Tracing - Next Generation Observability October 30th Meeting: JBOSS EJB Deep Dive September 24th Meeting: AJUG Designing Scalable High-Performance Rich Clients & JBoss Seam -- The Deep Integration Framework. August 28th Meeting: Southwest Airlines Required To Fly: Southwest Airlines' Approach to Developing a High Availability Software Infrastructure July 29th Meeting: Optaros Developing Rich Internet Applications with OpenLaszlo June 26th Meeting: Google How the Google Web Toolkit Works May 29th Meeting: AJUG Jave One Recap April 24th Meeting: No Fluff Just Stuff Agile Web Development with Grails March 27th Meeting: Pervasive Java Takes on the Multi-core Revolution February 27th Meeting: AJUG Methodology Challenges and Optimization Opportunities for Java January 30th Meeting: CodeGear J2EE Architecture Review Software Remodeling: Improving Design and Implementation Quality December 5th Meeting: Sun Microsystems The Sun Small Programmable Object Technology (Sun SPOT): Java™ Technology-Based Wireless Sensor Networks October 24th Meeting: OPNET Methodologies for Improving Systems-level QA and Pre-deployment Testing Processes of Java/JEE Applications September 26th Meeting: Open Sky Software and Spike Source Advanced Open Source Web Application Design August 29th Meeting: bea Enterprise Service Bus July 25th Meeting: jmatter More software infrastructure than you can imagine June 27th Meeting: Java One Recap Austin Java Users Group May 30th Meeting: Groovy: Greasing the Wheels of Java (No Fluff Just Stuff Converences) April 25th Meeting: Space Based Architecture and the End of Tier-Based Computing (GigaSpaces) March 28th Meeting: JAAS - A Quick Introduction A case study in implementing a Java free open source stack February 28th Meeting: Developing JSF Applications with Oracle (Oracle) January 13th Meeting: Simplify Your Stack with Enterprise Open Software (jboss)
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