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Want To Learn About .NET and Java Interop? Attend JavaOne

Posted by: Paul Ballard on May 23, 2005 DIGG
As further proof of the growing partnership between Microsoft and Sun, Microsoft speakers have been invited to give presentations and sit on panels at Sun's JavaOne conference next month. An entire session track has been dedicated to Java and .NET Interoperability with Microsoft employees such as Simon Guest, Andrew Layman, and Doug Purdy.

The following sessions at JavaOne involve .NET and/or Microsoft speakers:
  • On the Couch With Sun and Microsoft Interoperability (Java™ Technology and .NET)
  • Practical Interoperability Between J2EE™ and .NET with Document-Driven Web Services Interoperability (Java™ Technology and .NET)
  • Achieving Real Interoperability Between J2EE™ and .NET: Web Services Practical Advice for Developers Interoperability (Java™ Technology and .NET)
  • Java™ Technology and .NET Interoperability Using WS-* Web Services Architecture Interoperability (Java™ Technology and .NET)
  • Java™ and .NET: Interoperability Challenges and Rewards Interoperability (Java™ Technology and .NET)
  • Mind the Gap: Using an ESB for Interoperability Between Java™ Technology, .NET and “Other” in an SOA Interoperability (Java™ Technology and .NET)
  • Multiple Platforms, Single Identity: Interoperable identity Interoperability (Java™ Technology and .NET)
  • Advanced Web Services Interoperability Interoperability (Java™ Technology and .NET)

Get all the details at the JavaOne Website
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And one more...

Posted by: Wayne Citrin on May 23, 2005 in response to Message #171642
Hey, don't forget the JavaOne talk I'm doing with Kevin Wittkopf of Microsoft: "Interoperability Between Java™ Technology and .NET: More Than Just Web Services." You can see more at http://www28.cplan.com/javaone05_93_1/session_details.jsp?isid=271367&ilocation_id=93-1&ilanguage=english

For some reason it's being presented in the Web Tier track rather than the Interop track, but it just means that the interesting stuff is being spread around a bit more...

-- Wayne

 
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