Jini Community Webinar #8 -- Wednesday, August 24th 11am EDT

Next in our series (note the earlier time for this Webinar):

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              Jini Community Webinar Series #8
                http://www.jini.org/webinar/
                Wednesday, August 24th, 2005
  8am PDT(USA), 11am EDT(USA), 3pm GMT, 4pm BST(UK), 11pm CCT(China)

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  "Dynamic Applications with Neon"
        - Calum Shaw-MacKay
          Java Developer/Architect, Liberata

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Slides, Audio (audiocast link and dial in number), email address
for questions, etc - will be made available off the web page.

Abstract:
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Traditionally with Java RMI and Jini Technology-based solutions,
mobile code has been used to send a proxy or stub across the wire
to a client. However, some systems have greater resource and
library requirements, meaning that, without making significant
compromises the deployment of full applications across multiple
systems becomes extremely complex.

The ability to bring grid systems, mobile code, RPC, messaging and
agent-based systems together can start to provide the basis for a
new and emerging type of dynamic distributed component framework.

Neon (neon.jini.org) is a framework for hosting agent-based
components across a grid, which allows the collaboration between
mobile agents and applications, whilst insulating developers from
having to know how to communicate with an agent or care where it is
running on the network.

In this Webinar, I present the Neon framework, some of its features
and conclude by taking a look towards where Neon is going in the
future.

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