[lug] [rmiug-discuss] BJUG Meeting - November 15th @ 7:30 PM - Fleming Law Building, room #156 (fwd)

Tue Nov 13 10:24:30 MST 2001

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Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2001 23:49:27 -0700
From: Jay Zimmerman <jzimmerman at completeprogrammer.net> To:

  When: Thursday, November 15, 2001

  Where: Fleming Law Building, Room #156, CU Campus, Boulder

  Time:   7:30 PM

  Topic:  Environment for Rapid Application Development

  Presenter: Don Vest, Compuware
    OptimalJ is an advanced development environment enabling the rapid
design, development and deployment of J2EE applications. OptimalJ
accelerates the development of J2EE applications, enabling developers of all
experience levels to rapidly produce reliable scalable applications.
OptimalJ generates complete, working applications directly from a visual
model, using sophisticated patterns to implement accepted best practices for
coding to the J2EE specs.

    Based on J2EE architecture and Enterprise javaBeans, OptimalJ uses
high-level patterns and UML-based modeling to accelerate the rapid design,
development and deployment of complete, working applications. OptimalJ's
advanced business rules editor, flexible pattern-driven generation and
active synchronization creates table, reliable, best-practices applications
coded to J2EE specifications without repetitive tasks.

    The presentation will include the creation of a complete, working J2EE
application in a live working session.

Thanks,

Jay Zimmerman
Sr. IT Solutions Consultant
RMSS 2002 Symposium Coordinator
The Complete Programmer Network
jzimmerman at completeprogrammer.net
www.completeprogrammer.net
Direct Line: (303)469-0486

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