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$5.00 Admission
Open To The Public -- No
Reservations Required
Free admission to
employees of The Hartford and fulltime students with college
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Java versus .NET Web Services -
Point / Counterpoint
The panel discussion you've been waiting for!
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Anne
Thomas Manes
Chief
Technology Officer, Systinet
Dino Chiesa
.Net Product
Manager, Microsoft
5:30 - 6:00 Registration
6:00 - 6:10 COOUG Business
6:10 - 7:10 Panel Discussion
7:10 - 8:00 Audience Questions
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| Web Services can be described as a platform-neutral,
language-neutral architecture that employs three potentially independent players:
the service broker, the service provider, and the service requester. It is a very loosely coupled
model where components can use XML messaging and SOAP to talk to each other.
Dynamic discovery technology can allow binding at execution time or deployment time, as opposed to
development time. So it allows you to create just-in-time applications, just-in-time integration.. |
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Before joining Systinet, Anne
Thomas Manes was Director of Market Innovation at Sun Microsystems
where she explored innovative ways to apply technology to create new
solutions. Before joining Sun, Anne was a senior analyst with the
Patricia Seybold Group, and editor-in-chief of "Distributed
Computing Monitor", a monthly newsletter. Anne developed her
expertise working in field service, education, system administration,
development, product management, and technical evangelism at a number
of the world's leading hardware and software companies such as Open
Environment Corp, Digital Equipment Corp, Cullinet and IBM.
Dino Chiesa is
a Strategist for Microsoft's .NET Enterprise Solutions Group. Dino has
15 years of experience in the software industry, primarily in server
application development and distributed application architecture.
Prior to coming to Microsoft, Dino worked for 8 years with IBM and
Transarc as a consultant in the distributed middleware and application
and transaction servers group, focusing on a variety of technologies
including CORBA, DCE, distributed message queueing, CICS, enterprise
Java, high-volume distributed transactional environments, and
distributed security. |
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Meetings at The Hartford
This COOUG Meeting will be held in Tower Suite 22 at the Hartford Insurance Tower, located at Cogswell Street and Asylum Avenue in Hartford. The Hartford complex has
a guard entrance on Asylum Ave, where you can get further directions. You should stop and
ask the guard for the ramp garage. The tower building entrance is opposite the garage.
Do not park in "visitors" because it is locked at night.
Cancellation Hotline
Check our web site for the cancellation status of this
COOUG meeting.
Traveling I-91 Southbond
At Exit 32, get on I-84 West and proceed from those directions. |
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Traveling I-91 Northbound
At Exit 32, get on I-84 West and proceed
from those directions.
Traveling I-84 Westbound
Take Exit 48 (Asylum Avenue Exit)
At end of exit, go straight, then turn right on Asylum Ave.
Stay to right as Asylum Avenue divides.
At second traffic light, turn right into The Hartford complex.
Traveling I-84 Eastbound
Take Exit 48A (Asylum Avenue Exit)
At end of exit turn left on Asylum Avenue.
Stay to right as Asylum Avenue divides.
At second traffic light, turn right into The Hartford complex. |
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