[lug] Rocky Mountain Software Symposium (fwd)

[J. Wayde Allen]

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Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2002 09:13:54 -0600 (MDT)
From: Stacey Meston <Stacey.Meston at sun.com>
To: stacey.meston at sun.com
Subject: Rocky Mountain Software Symposium


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	      Sun Microsystems cordially invites you to attend the
		       Rocky Mountain Software Symposium,
		presented by The Complete Programmer Network and
			 sponsored by Sun Microsystems.
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WHAT:  			Rocky Mountain Software Symposium
  
WHEN:  			September 27 - 29, 2002
        	
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:	Java developers, Java Architects, and technical managers

LOCATIONS:     		Westin Westminster Hotel
			10600 Westminster Blvd 
			Westminster, CO 
			(303) 410-5000
		
REGISTRATION:   	http://www.completeprogrammer.net/denver0902/

FEES:			See the RMSS 2002 website for complete fee details
						
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DESCRIPTION:  

If you have been looking for a software conference that focuses on the practical 
technical aspects of the J2EE, XML, Web Services, Agile Methodologies, Open 
Source and Best Practices, you have found it here with the Rocky Mountain 
Software Symposium.  At RMSS 2002 you will have the opportunity to choose from 
44 different technical sessions and two panel discussions.  Because of the 
unique format of this symposium, you will be afforded the opportunity to 
interact extensively with the speakers, participate in some excellent technical 
presentations and come away with practical knowledge that can be applied 
immediately in your development environment. 

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KEYNOTE ADDRESS - Friday, September 27th  1:30pm
"The State of Java"
Wally Wedel - Master Java Architect, Sun Microsystems

This keynote address will focus on updates to the State Of Java since JavaOne 
2002. Several Java Technologies to appear in Java Standard Edition and In Java 
Enterprise Edition have progressed nicely since JavaOne. We will examine these 
developments and then will turn to Web Services based on Java Technologies. We 
will explore how Java Technologies support Web Services and how they are likely 
to adapt to meet challenges from the marketplace.

Wally Wedel is a Master Java Architect at the Sun Java Center in Broomfield. The 
Sun Java Center provides Software Architecture, Software Development 
Methodology, and Java Technology consulting solutions to Fortune 1000 customers 
around the world. Wally has 30 years experience in Software Engineering for a 
variety of different organizations from Universities to Fortune 100 
corporations. Currently Wally is focusing on efficient development of Java 
Applications for the Enterprise.

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OTHER PRESENTERS AT RMSS 2002:

Bruce Tate - Author of Bitter Java 
James Duncan Davidson - Author of Apache Tomcat & Apache Ant 
Jason Hunter - Author of Java Servlet Programming and servlets.com 
Erik Hatcher - Co-author of Java Development with Ant 
Rick Hightower - Author of Applying XP to the J2EE 
Dave Thomas - Author of the Pragmatic Programmer 
Dain Sundstrom - Core Developer of JBoss       
John Funk - Sr. Solutions Architect from BEA Systems 
Kyle Gabhart - DevX JavaPro & CTO of StarMaker  
Sue Spielman - Author of a soon to be released book, Struts Framework: A 		
	Practical Guide for Java Programmers 

For a complete schedule of events, visit the RMSS 2002 website at: 
http://www.completeprogrammer.net/denver0902/
 		
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