Tuesday, August 19, 2008 from 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (ET)
Attend this full day technical symposium. Meet with Flex practitioners, and get ready to build your enterprise rich Internet application right the first time. The speakers of this event are co-authors of the upcoming book "Enterprise Flex: Best Practices" that will be published by OReilly in early 2009.
Session Schedule
Comparison of Flex Frameworks
Presenter: Yakov Fain, 9AM-10AM
The goal of any framework is to make the process of software development and maintenance easier. There are different ways of achieving this goal. Some people prefer working with frameworks that are based on the Model-View-Controller pattern, while other like dealing with class libraries of components. Each approach has its pros and cons. During this session we’ll go over the same application that was built using Cairngorm, Clear, PureMVC and Mate frameworks and compare the results.
Enterprise Portals with Flex: Challenges and Solutions
Presenter: Dr. Victor Rasputnis, 10AM-11AM
Web portals are popular ways to organize all kinds of enterprise information . Your organization may already have a number of Flex applications that should live together in the same Web portal, for example, market news, the latest stock prices, a charting application et al. Not only these Flex applications should be displayed in the same portal as portlets delivered by Flash Player, they should be able to communicate with each other. Developing of Flex portals may be both challenging and rewarding experience. This presentation should help you in making an important architectural decision – staying with one of the available HTML-based portals or designing a new one with Adobe Flex.
11:00-11:15 Break
Open Source Networking Solutions for Flex Applications
Presenter: Anatole Tartakovsky, 11:30AM-12:30PM
Open sourcing of Flex framework in general and its communication protocols and server-side components in particular play an important role in adoption of Flex by enterprises. While large scale applications most likely will be empowered by LiveCycle Data Services, the smaller ones will find open source server-side components very useful. BlazeDS is an open source implementation of the highly-compressed AMF communication protocol by Adobe. In this presentation you’ll get an overview of the AMF protocol, and we’ll show you how you can push the BlazeDS limits by adding server-side push techniques with this cost effective and efficient solution for RIA. Third-parties offer their versions of AMF implementation and we’ll provide a brief review of such software.
12:30PM – 1:30PM / Lunch (provided)
Free Eclipse Plugins for Developing RIA with Flex
Presenter: Yakov Fain, 1:30PM-2:30PM
Eclipse can help tremendously in development of rich Internet applications (RIA)—especially if you have the right plugins. During this presentation we'll walk through the highly-automated process of creation of RIA using several free Eclipse plugins that are part of the Clear Toolkit. The first plugin will generate a CRUD application having Adobe Flex talking to POJO on the server ,which in turn communicates with a DBMS. Then, another plugin will generate ANT build script for this application. The third plugin will add logging capabilities. Finally, you'll see a demo of DTO2Fx - an auto-generator of ActionScript Data Transfer Objects based on their Java peers. The presenter will annoy you with not more than five Power Point slides. He'll spend the rest of this presentation developing the application described above.
Developing Flex applications for LiveCycle ES
Presenter: Dr. Victor Rasputnis, 2:30PM-3:30PM
Adobe LiveCycle is an SOA platform that runs on Java EE application servers, and this presentation is about creating enterprise workflows using this tool. You’ll see how to use a Web browser based UI written in Flex to streamline the part of the workflow that requires user interaction. You’ll get familiar with the process of extending LiveCycle with your application-specific services, and creation of complex PDF documents. You’ll also learn how to integrate LiveCycle ES functionality with your existing Flex-based applications.
3:30PM-3:45PM Break
Enterprise Reporting with Flex
Presenter: Anatole Tartakovsky, 3:45PM-4:45PM
Reporting is often one of the most time consuming tasks in developing of many enterprise application. Just using Flex printing API would require allocation of substantial budget and human resources. This presentation will cover Flex printing techniques and work with PDF. You'll also see an advanced open source Web reporter ClearBI.
Speakers BIO
Yakov Fain works as software developer and enterprise architect for 25 years. He authored several Java books, dozens of technical articles. Recently he co-authored book , "Rich Internet Applications with Adobe Flex and Java: Secrets of the Masters" in Spring 2007 that was shipped to over 60 countries. Sun Microsystems has nominated and awarded Yakov with the title Java Champion. He leads the Princeton Java Users Group. Yakov teaches Java and Flex part time at New York University.He hold MS in Applied Math.
Dr. Victor Rasputnis spends most of his time providing architectural design, implementation management and mentoring to companies migrating to Flex and J2EE technologies. Victor authored several books and dozens of technical articles. He holds PhD in Computer Science.
Anatole Tartakovsky spent more than 20 years developing complex distributed systems. The last ten years he spent creating frameworks and business applications for dozens of enterprises ranging from WalMart to Wall Street firms. Anatole authored number of books and articles on AJAX, Flex, XML, Internet and client-server technologies. Anatole is one of the best Flex developers in the nation. He holds MS in Mathematics.
This seminar is sponsored by Farata Systems , L.L.C.
If you have questions regarding this event, please call us at 1-732-598-4027.
Farata Systems is a leading IT consulting and product development company providing enterprise-wide IT solutions specializing in the area of rich internet applications. We hire experts who have established long term successful track records of developing enterprise applications, not just talking about them.
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