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The JBUG.be team wishes you all a great year!
We'll be present at the upcoming FOSDEM '10. Fosdem is THE yearly open source conference at Brussels. We have a developers room to our disposal, Saturday 6th of February from 13h till 19h. The following topics have are planned:
Slot 1: JEE6/CDI
Abstract:
Business processes are typically long-running, contain wait states and
require time-outs as well as escalation mechanisms. Consequently,
hard-coding them in a general-purpose programming language like Java is
a lot of effort and hides the process logic inside the code. In contrast
to that, implementing business processes with a process engine can
greatly increase their transparency, efficiency, and flexibility.
After introducing the core concepts of business process management
(BPM), the talk provides an overview of JBoss jBPM 4, which is a
Java-based process execution engine. A concrete showcase demonstrates
what can be achieved with the Open Source BPM engine. The example
process is modelled using the Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN).
Bio:
Falko Menge is BPM consultant, trainer, and author with camunda services
GmbH from Berlin, Germany. He is committer in several BPM-related Open
Source projects.
Slot 3: Systems management with RHQ and Jopr
Abstract:
Jopr is the open source systems management and monitoring platform from JBoss / Red Hat. While it is specially tailored towards JBoss projects,
it can be easily extended in various ways. This talk will present the Jopr / RHQ system and its architecture and then talk about the
extension points and how to write extensions for monitoring, management and alerting.
This presentation will also talk about the relation to RHQ-project.org, which used to be the upstream to Jopr and which now includes the Jopr bits.
Bio:
 Heiko works for Red Hat and is Senior Developer on the Jopr / RHQ projects. He studied Computer Science at University of Karlsruhe and
used to create open source software for a long time. Heiko has written the first German book about JBossAS and one of the first German books on EJB3.
Having worked on Service Level Management before, he joined after being a Consultant the JBoss Operations Network team in 2006 and has been working on RHQ and Jopr since then.
When not working or otherwise hacking, Heiko likes running, playing with the kids and traveling. He lives in Stuttgart, Germany.
Slot 5: Mobicents
Abstract:
JAIN SLEE is a specification (JSR 240) of a real-time and event-based platform in JAVA. It can be seen as the equivalent of the JEE but for real-time and oriented to Telecommunication, especially NgIN and IMS. However, it could be used for any other JAVA applications requiring performance. In this talk we will introduce the JAIN SLEE throug the Mobicents project, the first certified-JAINSLEE 1.1 and open source application server from RedHat.
The presentation will cover :
* The JAIN SLEE component model and the event-driven programming
* The mobicents JAIN SLEE 1.2 features and the introduction to EclipSLEE the Service Creation Environment on Eclipse
* IMS example: we will show how we can implement a SIP registrar with JAIN SLEE. We will also show how a JAIN SLEE AS might be integrated in an IMS infrastructure.
Bio:
Sabri SKHIRI leads the Euranova R&D Department.
Sabri started his career as a researcher at the Université of Bruxelles in the graph layout area. He published several scientific papers on generic algorithms able to draw graphs according to the semantic of the application domain.
At Alcatel-Lucent he has been working on the JAIN SLEE container. He has developed the J2EE, JAIN SIP, SMPP, DIAMETER Ro, MLP, INAP and other resource adaptors and has participated to the architecture of the container.
Afterwards, he was responsible for the evolution of the OSP Telecom Application Server towards JAVA, J2EE and JSLEE.
Today, he leads the Euranova R&D department and manages internal research projects, back office R&D requests, technological watch for customers, technical assessments and innovation forums within Euranova.
Slot 6: JBoss ESB by Yoeri Roels
Abstract:
JBossESB is the next generation of EAI - better and without the vendor-lockin characteristics of old. As such, many of the capabilities mirror those of existing EAI offerings: Business Process Monitoring, Integrated Development Environment, Human Workflow User Interface, Business Process Management, Connectors, Transaction Manager, Security, Application Container, Messaging Service, Metadata Repository, Naming and Directory Service, Distributed Computing Architecture. JBossESB is part of an SOI (Service Oriented Infrastructure). However, SOA is not simply a technology or a product: it's a style of design, with many aspects (such as architectural, methodological and organisational) unrelated to the actual technology. JBossESB uses a flexible architecture based on SOA principles such as loose-coupling and asynchronous message passing, emphasizing an incremental approach to adopting and deploying an SOI.
Bio:
Yoeri Roels is a technical consultant at RealDolmen, a consultancy and integration firm in Belgium.
He has experience with J2EE (Spring, Hibernate, JSF, JBoss ESB, ..), J2ME (LWUIT, ..) and GWT (SmartClient, ..).
More info to come! Hope to see all of you there!
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