Java User Group Switzerland
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Phillip de Ridder is the Technical Sales Lead for IBM's Portal Solutions team in North-east Europe. He has worked in the IT Industry for 16 years working mainly in application development ranging from large COBOL ERP systems to J2EE Portal applications. His current focus is on developing and deploying solutions for IBM WebSphere Portal, and specialises in the software development automation platform WebSphere Portlet Factory.
Phillip has been involved in the product development of Portlet Factory and has extended the Portlet Factory framework by creating reusable automation components for J2EE Portals.
Thomas Heute is the product lead of JBoss Portal as well as a principal software developer on the project. He has been contributing to the JBoss Portal project since 2004. He has also contributed to the JBoss jBPM and Seam projects. Thomas holds a master’s degree in Computer Science from ESIAL in France. Prior to Red Hat, he was a researcher for the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and on PDA security for the US NSA.
06.05.2008
Portal Servers
LOCATION: Zürich
KEYWORDS: Technology, Tools, Product
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WebSphere Portal Server
SPEAKER: Phillip de Ridder COMPANY: IBM, Switzerland
SLIDES: 080506_WP61_JUGS Presentation.ppt
Whats new in IBM WebSphere Portal version 6.1.0
In 2008 IBM will release a major milestone version of WebSphere Portal. This session will explore a summary of the new features that are coming, as well as introduce the automation platform WebSphere Portlet Factory. Improvements in the new release are designed to help customers achieve faster time to value, with enhancements that make the product easier to install, configure and deploy. We will also take a look at new Web 2.0 features designed to enhance the user experience, as well as new integration techniques and tools that make Websphere Portal the face of SOA.
JBoss Portal
SPEAKER: Thomas Heute COMPANY: Red Hat
SLIDES: 080506_ThomasHeuteJBossPortalZurichJUG2008.pdf
Portals framework's grail is mostly about integration. Content integration where multiple technologies can co-exist on a single web-page (Seam + Struts + PHP for example). But also integration in an enterprise infrastructure such as existing ssO framework and existing identity server (such as Red Hat Identity Server or Microsoft Active Directory).
The first part of the talk will explain the problematic and expose JBoss Portal solution to it. The second part of the presentation will dive into the new features that developers can benefit from the Portlet 2.0 specification. That specification allows for better content integration and simplifies web-framework integration as well as defining how different portlets can collaborate to provide a mash-up style experience to the user.
Phillip de Ridder is the Technical Sales Lead for IBM's Portal Solutions team in North-east Europe. He has worked in the IT Industry for 16 years working mainly in application development ranging from large COBOL ERP systems to J2EE Portal applications. His current focus is on developing and deploying solutions for IBM WebSphere Portal, and specialises in the software development automation platform WebSphere Portlet Factory.
Phillip has been involved in the product development of Portlet Factory and has extended the Portlet Factory framework by creating reusable automation components for J2EE Portals.
Thomas Heute is the product lead of JBoss Portal as well as a principal software developer on the project. He has been contributing to the JBoss Portal project since 2004. He has also contributed to the JBoss jBPM and Seam projects. Thomas holds a master’s degree in Computer Science from ESIAL in France. Prior to Red Hat, he was a researcher for the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and on PDA security for the US NSA.
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JUG Switzerland aims at promoting the application of Java technology in Switzerland.
JUG Switzerland facilitates the sharing of experience and information among its members. This is accomplished through workshops, seminars and conferences. JUG Switzerland supports and encourages the cooperation between commercial organizations and research institutions.
JUG Switzerland is funded through membership fees.
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