JavaOne Schedule -- All Days

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All Days March 24 -27, 1998

JavaOne - Tuesday, March 24 1998
Tuesday, March 24 | Wednesday, March 25 | Thursday, March 26 | Friday, March 27

Time
TRACK 1
Technical

TRACK 2
Technical

TRACK 3
Technical

TRACK 4
Technical

TRACK 5
Industry Momentum

TRACK 6
Java Technology
Computing

TRACK 7
Java Technology
in the Real World

Hall B Esplanade Hall A Gateway Room 123 Room 134 Room 135

8:30
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10:30 KEYNOTE: James Gosling & Dr. Alan Baratz

10:30
-
11:30 Break

11:30
-
12:30 JDK^TM Software: Overview and Roadmap- Today and the Future The Project Java Activator

(also Thursday) The Java Printing API: World Class Printing for Java Applications and Applets
Developing Applets that Scale from Desktops to Consumer Devices
Mitsubishi: Simple and Smart Java Technology Based Solutions for Corporate and Home Environments Java Technology in Entertainment and New Media Down to Business: Companies Doing Business with Java Technology

12:30
-
12:45 Break

12:45
-
1:45 Lunch The Java Foundation Classes Technology: Overview and Roadmap to the Future
Lunch The Java Speech API
Lunch Java Technology Enabled Webphones
Lunch
1:45
-
2:00 Break

2:00
-
3:00 Enterprise Java Platform Development
Lunch Portability Testing for Java Technology Programs
Lunch Sybase: Improving the Bottom Line with Java Technology
Lunch Betting on Java Technology: Building and Deploying Large Scale Services

3:00
-
3:15 Break

3:15
-
4:15 JFC Programming: How to Build an Application

(also Friday) Novell: Taking Java Technology to the Network Java Technology: Using Smart Cards with Java Technology Developing Applications for the PersonalJava Platform
Evolution of Performance for the Solaris Version of the JDK Software Java Technology in Wireless Communications Business Applications: Java Technology in Financial Services

4:15
-
4:30 Break

4:30
-
5:30 Enterprise JavaBeans Technology: Developing and Deploying Business Applications as Components

(also Friday) The Java 2D API

(also Friday) Hewlett Packard: IA-64: High-Performance Java Platform

(also Wednesday) The Java Mail API

(also Friday) Lotus: Using Java Technology to Create Business Applications for the Domino Server
Java Technology Devices: Beyond the Desktop
Business Applications: Java Technology in Healthcare

5:30
-
5:45 Break

5:45
-
6:45 Introduction to the JavaHelp API: Overview, Roadmap and Resources

(also Friday) Database Connectivity with JDBC Technology
Java Card Technology: The Java Card Platform and APIs
Novell: 70,000,000 Customers and the Industry's Best Channel Want Your Solutions
Java Computing in Retail: A Case Study: FJ Benjamin Holdings
The Java Platform Revolution: Year Three
Business Applications: Java Technology in Tele- communications

6:45 Ends

JavaOne - Wednesday, March 25 1998
Tuesday, March 24 | Wednesday, March 25 | Thursday, March 26 | Friday, March 27

Time
TRACK 1
Technical

TRACK 2
Technical

TRACK 3
Technical

TRACK 4
Technical

TRACK 5
Industry Momentum

TRACK 6
Java Technology
Computing

TRACK 7
Java Technology
in the Real World

Hall B Esplanade Hall A Gateway Room 123 Room 134 Room 135

8:30
-
10:00 KEYNOTE: Ed Zander & Scott McNealy

10:00
-
11:00 Break

11:00
-
12:00 Java Technology and the Future of Distributed Computing
Security on the Java Platform: Recent Developments and Future Directions
Java Native Interface (JNI) Technology Programming
Dallas Semiconductor: Java Technology iButton: A Secure, Durable, Wearable Java Powered Electronic Token
Oracle: Oracle on the Java Platform Java Centers: Where to Turn for Help
Funding Java Technology Startups: Perspectives from the Venture Capital Community
12:00
-
12:15 Break

12:15
-
1:15 Lunch The Java Platform Collections Framework Lunch The Java Spaces Tool: A Service For Collaborative Distributed Applications Lunch Business Applications: Java Technology in Retail- Cashing in Lunch
1:15
-
1:30 Break

1:30
-
2:30 Java Technology Experts Share Their Tricks!

(also Friday) Lunch Enterprise JavaBeans Technology: Tools That Enable Enterprise JavaBeans Technology
Lunch IBM: Java Technology Meets Middleware: Integrating Components, Transactions and the Web
Lunch Java Enabled Data Warehousing
2:30
-
2:45 Break

2:45
-
3:45 Developer's Guide to New Security Features in the New Version of the JDK Software

(also Friday) Hewlett Packard: IA-64: High-Performance Java Platform

(also Tuesday) Java Platform Compatibility Testing Novell: How to Shift Your Company to Java Technology Java^TM Blend^TM Easy Relational Database Access for Java^TM Technology Business Applications Powered by JavaStation^TM Systems Designing Business Applications Part I: Tools and Application Servers

3:45
-
4:00 Break

4:00
-
5:00 Developing JavaBeans Components
How to Build Enterprise JavaBeans Server Software
JavaPOS: The Java Client as a Cash Register Network Management with Java Technology
Symantec
Project Swing and Java Foundation Classes (JFC) Technology
Designing Business Applications Part II: Tools and Application Servers

5:00
-
5:15 Break

5:15
-
6:15 Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) Technology
(90 Minutes) The Portability Imperative Adding Multimedia to your Applications with Java Media Framework Players. Hewlett-Packard: Building High Performance Multi-Tier Java Applications JavaPC Software: Using PC's as Network Computers Tune In: The Java Technology Hits Television Java Technology and Legacy Systems

6:15
-
6:45 Ends

6:45 Ends

JavaOne - Thursday, March 26 1998
Tuesday, March 24 | Wednesday, March 25 | Thursday, March 26 | Friday, March 27

Time
TRACK 1
Technical

TRACK 2
Technical

TRACK 3
Technical

TRACK 4
Technical

TRACK 5
Industry Momentum

TRACK 6
Java Technology
Computing

TRACK 7
Java Technology
in the Real World

Hall B Esplanade Hall A Gateway Room 123 Room 134 Room 135

8:30
-
10:00 KEYNOTE Panel: Bill Joy, Dr. Eric Schmidt, Billy Edwards and Jim Mitchell, Moderator
When the Java^TM Platform is Ten Years Old

10:00
-
11:00 Break

11:00
-
12:00 Java Foundation Classes Programming: Advanced Topics

(also Thursday PM)
The Java IDL Technology and Java Transaction Service Technology: Developing CORBA-compliant Java Applications
microJava^TM 701^TM: Extending the Java Technology Paradigm
Gemplus: Developing Smart Card Based Java Applications
Fujitsu
New Currents in Document Workflow and Corporate Knowledge

12:00
-
12:15 Break

12:15
-
1:15 Lunch Java 3D API: A Technical Overview
Lunch The Java Telephony API
Lunch 100% Pure Java Certification: A Competitive Advantage
Lunch

1:15
-
1:30 Break

1:30
-
2:30 JDK Software: Performance Technologies
Lunch Application Architecture Insights from Sun's Java Technology Gurus
Lunch Novera: Developing Managed Networked Java Technology Applications
Lunch Enterprise Java Technology Solutions

2:30
-
2:45 Break

2:45
-
3:45 Advanced Topics in JavaBeans Components
The Project Java Activator

(also Tuesday) Developing Imaging Applications Using the Java 2D API and Java Advanced Imaging API Hewlett Packard: Compilation Strategies for Optimized Enterprise Java technology Performance
The Open JVM Plug-in API: Replaceable Java Technology in Communicator
Java Card Technology
Java Technology in Employer Services

3:45
-
4:00 Break

4:00
-
5:00 Designing a Cross Platform Look and Feel
Java Foundation Classes Programming: Advanced Topics

(also Thursday AM)
Novell: Network Computing and Java Technology the Server Side
A Scalable Client Architecture for Sun Microsystem's Webtop Solution
JavaServer Technologies
Java Technology for Mobility - An Introduction to the Mobile NC Reference Specification (MNCRS)
Enterprise Management Solutions

5:00
-
5:15 Break

5:15
-
6:15 Writing Applications and Extensions for the New Version of the JDK Software
Project Swing Component Architecture
Java Message Service Technology: Leveraging Messaging Systems for Enterprise Applications
Java Dynamic Management Kit Ernst & Young: Bridging the Gap: How to Deliver Business Solutions with Java Technology
Database Access for Java Technology Business Applications
The Use of ORBs and CORBA

6:15
-
6:45 Ends

6:45 Ends

JavaOne - Friday, March 27 1998
Tuesday, March 24 | Wednesday, March 25 | Thursday, March 26 | Friday, March 27

Time
TRACK 1
Technical

TRACK 2
Technical

TRACK 3
Technical

TRACK 4
Technical

TRACK 5
Industry Momentum

TRACK 6
Java Technology
Computing

TRACK 7
Java Technology
in the Real World

Hall B Esplanade Hall A Gateway Room 123 Room 134 Room 135

8:30
-
10:00 KEYNOTE: Geoffrey A. Moore

10:00
-
11:00 Break

11:00
-
12:00 Building Real Applications with Servlets and Java Web Server Software Developer's Guide to the Cryptography Architecture on the Java^TM Platform Java Advanced Imaging API: Extensible Imaging for the Java Platform Implementations of the Java Platform for Memory Limited Environments Sony: Java Computing in Manufacturing: "Extending the Network" Sales Force Automation Object Oriented Design Patterns

12:00
-
12:15 Break

12:15
-
1:15 Lunch Infobus: Java Technology Data Exchange for the Whole Family! Lunch Java Commerce Software Client: Architecture and APIs Lunch Power from Java Technology Chips Lunch
1:15
-
1:30 Break

1:30
-
2:30 How To Reduce Memory Usage of Java Applications: Lessons from the Battlefield Lunch Building Directory Enabled Applications Using Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) Technology Lunch Using Java Technology Servlets Lunch The Truth About Java Platform Performance
2:30
-
2:45 Break

2:45
-
3:45 JavaBeans Components & ActiveX/COM Introduction to JavaHelp API: Overview, Roadmap and Resources

(also Tuesday) JavaOS Software for Network Computers (NCs) The Java Mail API

(also Tuesday) Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management
The Business of Java Technology in On-line Commerce
3:45
-
4:00 Break

4:00
-
5:00 Enterpirse JavaBeans Technology Developing and Deploying Applications as Components

(also Tuesday) The Java 2D API

(also Tuesday) Java Sound API: A Technical Overview Sun Java Certification: How to Meet the Challenge The Real Value of Enterprise JavaBeans Components Java Technology in Education

5:00
-
5:15 Break

5:15
-
6:15 JFC Programming: How to Build an Application

(also Tuesday) Developers Guide to New Security Features in the New Version of the JDK Software

(also Wednesday) Java technolgy Expers Share Their Tricks!

(also Wednesday) BEA Systems: Java Technology in the Enterprise Transaction World Java Gaming: New Rules of the Game Business Applications: Java Technology in Customer Management

6:15
Ends

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