Sanjay said ...
"a> Instead of having two sessions (2b and 3b) on security,
transactions, etc, perhaps we should submit a single proposal for a tent
session to cover the policy framework and its usage to simplify the
infrastructure related to security, transactions and reliable messaging"
Makes much more sense.
Ashok
Patil, Sanjay wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> Thanks for taking the initiative on behalf of the Open CSA Member
> Section to compile the list of potential Java One sessions. I am
> assuming that your intention here was to arrive at a general
> (independent of which company is presenting) list of the SCA/SDO
> session proposals that would be relevant to the JavaOne audience. I am
> guessing that after deciding upon a good list of proposals, we will
> have to work out the logistics of which companies would make the
> submissions, and who will be the proposed speakers, etc. With that, I
> would like to make the following suggestions:
>
> a> Instead of having two sessions (2b and 3b) on security,
> transactions, etc, perhaps we should submit a single proposal for a
> tent session to cover the policy framework and its usage to simplify
> the infrastructure related to security, transactions and reliable
> messaging
> b> Instead of having two sessions (2d and 3c) on the SCA
> Bindings, perhaps we should submit a single proposal for a tent
> session to cover all the bindings together. I think that a single
> session would have the advantage of better emphasizing how SCA
> simplifies consumption of different communication infrastructure via a
> common abstraction.
> c> I wonder if there is enough common understanding among the SCA
> community on the topic of AJAX/Web20/SCA in order to propose a JavaOne
> session this year. I think it is premature to propose the session 2c.
> Perhaps conducting a BOF session might be a good idea here.
>
> Also ...
> d> Add a session on SCA and Java EE Integration. AFAICT, a session on
> this topic during the last JavaOne was well received and I am guessing
> that the audience would be interested in learning the
> status/advancements in this area.
> e> Add a session on SCA and Enterprise Service Bus, related use cases,
> benefits, etc.
> We (SAP) would like to submit corresponding proposals for the two
> topics mentioned above.
>
> Comments? Thoughts?
>
> -- Sanjay
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> *From:* Mike Edwards [mailto:]
> *Sent:* Monday, Nov 05, 2007 1:55 AM
> *To:* OpenCSA
> *Subject:* [opencsa-ms] Potential Sessions for Java One for SCA, SDO
>
>
> Folks,
>
> Here are my initial suggestions for some Open CSA related sessions
> at Java One next year
> - remember we have to get submissions in by Nov 16th !
>
>
> *Panel Session:*
>
> 1a) Building Enterprise Applications using SOA with SCA
>
> - a discussion with panellists from the major contributors to the
> SCA specifications in OASIS
>
>
> *Main Tent sessions:*
>
>
> 2a) SCA: flexible and agile composition of distributed
> service-oriented applications
>
> - A general session about SCA and the composition of applications
>
>
> 2b) Using Enterprise Infrastructure simply: Security and
> Transactions the SCA way
>
> - A session about security and transactions. Ideally with a few
> working examples.
>
>
> 2c) Web 2.0 and SOA: AJAX front-ends linked to services built with
> Service Component Architecture
>
> - A more practical session showing AJAX front ends linked to
> services on the server built using SCA.
>
>
> 2d) Web services the simple way: worked example of a Web services
> application using SCA
>
> - A more practical session showing the building a Web services
> application using SCA, with
> the application both providing a Web service and also using Web
> services
>
>
> 2e) Handling data in Service-Oriented applications: Service Data
> Objects
>
> - A discussion of SDO in general
>
>
> 2f) Building Business Processes: BPEL and SCA - the simple
> approach to sequence and structure.
>
> - A discussion of the happy combination of SCA and BPEL in
> building business solutions - with
> a worked example.
>
>
> *BOFs:*
>
> 3a) Service Component Architecture - building composite applications
>
> 3b) SCA Security, Transactions and Reliable Messaging
>
> 3c) Communicating using SCA: Bindings for Web Services, JMS and JCA
>
> 3d) SCA and Spring - using Spring as part of larger distributed
> composite applications
>
>
>
> Yours, Mike.
>
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All the best, Ashok
