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I’m will be doing a RichFaces 4 workshop as well as two regulation session during the conference. More information.
I will be presenting and teaching a RichFaces workshop in Nuremberg, Germany during Herbstcampus conference, September 12 – September 15, 2010.
With the upcoming RichFaces 4 release, the workshop will cover RichFaces version 4. This is a great opportunity to learn standard JSF 2 Ajax features and how RichFaces 4 advanced features, tags, customization and richness add on top of JSF 2. RichFaces 4 is a major upgrade. A lot of core functionality is being rewritten to make RichFaces faster and better. Many components are being rewritten to make them simpler, perform faster and consistent across board.
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Get 25% discount by using this URL. Alternatively, you can use this booking code: ceHioRcpiD.
RichFaces workshop (full day)
Sunday, September 12, 2010
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I also have two general sessions.
Ajax Applications with JSF and the two New RichFaces 4
Monday, September 13, 2010
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Enterprise Applications with JavaFX and Flamingo
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
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As a reminder, we are also doing a webinar on September 8, 2010:
Ajax Applications with JSF 2 and the New RichFaces 4
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With the upcoming release of RichFaces 4, we are doing a webinar on new RichFaces 4. Register and learn what’s new in RichFaces 4.
When:
Wednesday, September 8, 2010 | 2pm EDT (GMT-4 New York) / 18:00 GMT / 8pm CEST (GMT+2 Paris)
Abstract:
RichFaces is a JSF framework with AJAX components (over 100), skins, themes, and a component development kit. Although JSF 2 now offers basic AJAX functionality (which was, in fact, greatly inspired by RichFaces), a broader rich component library is still needed to build most real-world JSF AJAX applications. This webinar will first cover JSF 2 AJAX features and then the extra value the new RichFaces 4 adds on top of JSF 2 through its advanced features, tags, customization, and flexibility. Whether you are new to using JSF for developing AJAX applications or you can already show your JSF battle scars, this webinar has something to offer to you.
I will be presenting Enterprise JavaFX at the Silicon Valley JavaFX User Group on Wednesday, July 14, 2010.
The event starts at 7pm (PT) and is broadcast live here. To sign for the event (even if attending remotely), please click here.
I knew these existed but somehow forgot to post them. These are videos of my presentations at JBoss booth at JavaOne 2009 in San Francisco. I think it would be more useful if the videos would switch more often to the slides I’m showing, but in case, enjoy!
There was a last minute change and I will be doing tomorrow’s webinar on Flamingo and its new mobile features. There is still time to register. The webinar it tomorrow, June 15th at 11am PT/2pm ET.
Exadel Flamingo, an open source Java EE development framework, enables the “mobilization” of existing e-commerce applications by seamlessly encapsulating existing server-side functionality to be used by mobile devices. Flamingo establishes a lightweight abstract layer between the server and the mobile client to preserve and reuse existing server-side components and services.
In this webinar, we will show an example of integrating the Android platform with ofbiz, a popular open source e-commerce platform, using Flamingo.
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Learn how to build enterprise mobile applications for iPhone an Android by attending our webinar on Tuesday, Jun 15, 2010 at 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PDT
Exadel Flamingo, an open source Java EE development framework, enables the “mobilization” of existing e-commerce applications by seamlessly encapsulating existing server-side functionality to be used by mobile devices. Flamingo establishes a lightweight abstract layer between the server and the mobile client to preserve and reuse existing server-side components and services.
In this webinar, we will show an example of integrating the Android platform with ofbiz, a popular open source e-commerce platform, using Flamingo.
Register now!
JavaOne 2010 is four months away and I’m happy to say that one of my talks was accepted this year as well. The session is Enterprise JavaFX applications with CDI (JSR 299). JavaFX-CDI integration will be a part of Flamingo rich framework. Flamingo now also has tools to help you build mobile applications on iPhone and Android and soon will be moving to exadel.org (Flamingo Jira is already there). One final note on JavaFX, if you are looking for tooling, check our JavaFX Plulg-in for Eclipse.
I also submitted a session on JSF 2 and RichFaces 4, but it was rejected. Luckily, a similar session was submitted by Alex Smirnov (RichFaces architect, Exadel) and Jay Balunas (RichFaces lead, Red Hat, http://twitter.com/tech4j) and was accepted. I think this is the first time there is a RichFaces talk at JavaOne.
The great thing about being a speaker is that you get a full conference pass which includes access to all the sessions. I’m looking forward to attending some of the talks this year.
Exadel’s Donna Burke reviews EclipseCon 2010 conference in Santa Clara, CA
Add BIRT Reporting to JSF Applications using RichFaces recording is available here. You can also download the complete application I showed during the webinar here.
