Re: [cinjug-users] March 19th CinJUG update AND Tell us what you want!

["josh marotti" <marotti@xxxxxxxxx>]

This isn't necessarily for newbies, but something for intermediate developers:

Architecture 101.  Maybe something along the lines of 'typical
patterns that are used in Java: How to use them and how to recognize
WHEN to use them'.

-Josh

On 2/28/07, cmiller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <cmiller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I've been thinking about putting together a quickie presentation on
> techniques for dynamically generating PDF's.  Any interest out there in
> CinJUG land?
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> Caleb Miller
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> March's cinjug topic is Sexy Web Apps, it's probably going to be the
> 2nd most interesting cinjug ever, with a few good givaways (iRiver,
> more).  The web page is updated with details:
> http://www.cinjug.org/meetings/index.html
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> But we'll also be starting something new.  Prior to the meeting we'll
> be doing a short presentation on a topic nominated by a cinjug member.
>  The idea is to pick a topic that would be appealing to those with
> limited Java experience.  We'll take nominations and start building
> presentations that will occur prior to the main presentation (~5:30 -
> 6pm).  We'll cover as much as we can in that time, more details soon.
> Some examples are:
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> What is this Hibernate thing I always hear about?
> When do I use a servlet or a jsp?
> How do I package a standalone Java application?
> I can't get my head around the Collections API and Generics, help?!?
> Have you used (fill in open source project name), how'd it go?
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> Thanks,
> Mike
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