Open Education Day at the OASIS SCA F2F in Palo Alto, 18th September 2007

Folks,

Thanks to everyone who has volunteered
to help out with the education day at the OASIS SCA F2F meeting in

Palo Alto on the 18th September.

Here is my proposed final agenda, following
the feedback over the past week or so, along with names for 

each session.  Where sessions are
shared, you will need to coordinate with your fellow presenters over the

material and the handover points.

Let me know ASAP if you see any problems
or if you're not happy with something.

Morning Session

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09:00 - 09:30        SCA
Overview                
               
               
       Mike Edwards, Sanjay Patil    
               
               
           

09:30 - 10:20        SCA
Assembly model              
               
               
 Michael Rowley, Anish Karmarkar

10:20 - 10:30        Demo
1                
               
               
               Jim
Marino 

         
      (major on Assembly & distribution)

10:30 - 10:45        
Break

10:45 - 11:50        SCA
Java (to include Spring and JEE)          
               
     (Java POJO + Spring) Mario Antollini, Jim Marino,

                
               
               
               
               (JEE)
Henning Blohm, Ron Barack        

11:50 - 12:00        Demo
2                  
               
               
       Ron Barack, Peter Peshev, Henning Blohm

         
      SAP JEE demo 

12:00 - 12:30        SCA
BPEL                
               
               
       Martin Chapman

Afternoon Session

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13:30 - 14:20        SCA
Policy Framework              
               
               
  Ashok Malhotra, Dave Booz

         
      - to include Security, Reliable Messaging
and Transactions

14:20 - 14:30        Demo
3                  
               
               
      Anish Karmarkar 

                (major
on Policy & BPEL)

14:30 - 15:20        SCA
Bindings                
               
               
       Simon Holdsworth, Piotr Przybylski

         
      - to include Web services, JMS, JCA

15:20 - 15:30        Demo
4                  
               
               
      Jean-Sebastien Delfino, Mario Antollini 

                (include
novel bindings + implementation types)

15:30 - 15:45        
Break 

15:45 - 16:15        SCA
C++, COBOL and C.              
               
         Bryan Aupperle

16:15 - 17:00        Q&A
and Discussion with the Experts.          
               
     All

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Presentation Content

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Although this is an "education
day" please bear in mind that this is education with the purpose of
helping

folk understand the work that the OASIS
TC's will be doing.  Telling people how to program in SCA is not

the main goal.

Most of the folks attending are already
familiar with SCA to some level - so don't bore them with basic

stuff.

Please DO include items that represent
challenges for the OASIS TCs to tackle.  Obvious ones that come

to mind are the conformance statements
and the test suites.  What will these look like, what approaches

will be taken?

Also please address any new areas of
work that are possible under the TC charters.  As examples, we

have Pub/Sub and Eventing in Assembly,
new Binding types as listed in the Bindings TC charter.

Relationships with other OASIS (&
non-OASIS) work is also worth discussing.

Presentation Format

====================

All presentations must be given using
"vendor neutral" presentation materials.

Please either use an OASIS presentation
template, an OSOA template or something bland out of the

standard formats offered by PowerPoint
or OpenOffice.

Demo Format

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Demos are good things and will help
liven things up.  However, they have the potential to distract

attention from the main purpose of the
day.

We need to be fairly strict about timekeeping
- the schedule allows for 10 minutes for each demo.

This is tight, but my suggestion is
to focus the demo - concentrate on a few specific aspects relating

to SCA and the talks - don't attempt
to demo the whole of the runtime you're using.  This isn't meant

as a showcase for products or for open
source projects.  The aim is to make the SCA specs seem

more real and to show that there are
already some good implementations in the world.

I've tried to indicate which areas each
demo should aim to focus on.  Again, don't waste time on basics.

Yours,  Mike.

Strategist - Emerging Technologies, SCA & SDO.

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