Re: TriJUG Presentation Topic Survey

Harold Meder wrote:

>  
> http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=684501745352
>  
> Please follow the above link to provide your input regarding topics for
> future TriJUG meetings.

Awesome, my votes are in!

In addition, I've been meaning to send this to the list 
forever, and keep forgetting.  I put together a list of
possible future topics... this is a combination
of things I remember people mentioning at the Dec. 05
meeting, plus a bunch of extras I threw in.

Please feel free to use this list to seed your
imagination when filling in the "suggest future
topics" part of the survey.  And definitely
let us know if you (or someone you know) is
interested / willing to speak on one of these
(or anything else!).


Java Mixed Language Programming:

JNI, Java and Lisp, Java and Python, Java and TCL, Java and 
Fortran, Java and COBOL, Java and Algol-68, etc?

Java GUI on Linux: Java bindings for Gnome, GNUStep, etc.

Java on AS/400: JOpen Toolkit (maybe a joint meeting with 
Midrange Group?)

new concurrent programming constructs: java.util.concurrent

Java / Firefox / XPCom integration

JavaMail API

Blogging APIs

OpenOffice Java scripting

"other" web-services protocols: XML-RPC, REST, etc.

XFire

Disassembly / Reverse Engineering / Byte-code manipulation

Aspect oriented programming / AOP

FIT testing

Beehive / Pollinate

Voice Over IP in Java

Robust Systems Architecture

Mule / ESB

JBossMQ / Active MQ / etc. / Messaging

Messaging Patterns / EAI Patterns

Java Connector Architecture

LDAP / JNDI / etc...

Security: Digital Identity, JAAS, Crypto, PKI, etc.

Instant Messaging: Jabber, etc.

Rules Engine, JSR-94, Drools, etc.

Java Desktop Integration Components

Portlets / Portals / JSR-168

Multi-Modal applications

VoiceXML (as relates to Java)

RSS / Atom / etc.

Semantic Web

Grid Computing

Agent Based programming

Non-GOF patterns: San Francisco Patterns, etc.

Java NIO, SEDA pattern, etc.

Jini, Javaspaces

JXTA

JMX

JAIN / SLEE

SWT / JFace / Eclipse RCP

Any number of interesting Eclipse sub-projects, goto 
eclipse.org and look around.

Any number of other web application frameworks (Tapestry, 
OpenSails, Wicket, etc.)

Distributed Transactions / JTA / JTS

Any number of interesting JSRs.  goto http://www.jcp.org and 
look around.

And anything else you might think of.



TTYL,


Phil
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