Re: Jini Community Webinar #11 (January 2006)

Jim Hurley <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.sun.javaspaces
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On a related note...  here comes the Java Posse!  ;-)

If you go to "The Java Posse" site ( http://www.javaposse.com ,
and for those who aren't familiar... it's a fun and informative
site and podcasts with Java News and Interviews), you'll see in
Java Posse #031 - Newscast for 2/10/2006 some visibility for
this Webinar.

Greg had sent in listener feedback, suggesting they consider
Jini as a topic in a future podcast and letting them know about
this Webinar. They read the feedback and posted a link to the
Webinar in their show page. Very cool. If you listen in (and
I really think you'd enjoy the whole show, but if you're looking
for this part in particular...) they read the feedback in the last
5 minutes or so of the podcast.

Dick Wall (one of the Posse) commented: "Lots of interest
re-surging in Jini right now. I think it was ahead of it's
time  ... and it's really going to start coming into its
own."

-Jim


> A belated public thanks to Greg Trasuk from StratusCom
> for presenting:
> ____________________________________________________
>  "Simple Jini: The Harvester Application Container"
> ____________________________________________________
> given in January in the 11th of our Webinar series.
>
> This was one of our most successful Webinars to date
> with great attendance, and a good number of diversified
> questions asked during (and after!) the Webinar.
>
> If you missed it, check out the:
>   * Podcast (MP3 file) or Audiocast (streaming) archive
>   * and slides
> from:
>        http://www.jini.org/webinar
>
> Greg outlined the Harvester Application Container, which
> is available through a Jini.org Community project (see
> http://harvester.jini.org ). He explained the reasons
> behind Harvester, it's features, how to create applications
> for it, deployment considerations, and futures for the
> project.
>
> It was a very good presentation and Q&A session, and I
> strongly encourage you to take a look and listen.
>
> thanks -jhurley

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