Middleware Technologies SIG Sessions

The Middleware Technologies SIG is pleased to present the following sessions at COLLABORATE 06. Please consult the online schedule to view session abstract and speaker information and for any late-breaking room changes.

Tuesday, April 25
9:45 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Bayou E

Introduction to Oracle JDeveloper and Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) 10gR3
Lynne Munsinger and Regis Louis, Oracle

Using step by step instructions, this hands-on will guide you through the development of an end-to-end J2EE application using JDeveloper and Oracle ADF 10.1.3.  You will discover the new coding feature available in JDeveloper  and will experience how visual and declarative the development of a web application using technologies like Toplink, EJB or JavaServer Faces can be.

12:15 pm - 2:45 pm
Location: Bayou E

“Oracle Application Server Component Integration”
Ajay Arora, Oracle

In today's web based application development developers require several tools to develop applications that are extremely complicated. Oracle Application Server provides 20+ different components that interact together. In this session we will be covering how these components are integrated and how to effectively utilize these components with in your web based application. You will learn the best practices when to use the components and when not to use the components.

Wednesday, April 26
12:15 pm - 1:15 pm
Location: Canal E

Middleware Technology Roundtable and SIG Meeting

Come and be a part of the fastest growing SIG within the IOUG! The Middleware Technologies SIG is a virtual user community resource for Oracle technology and database professionals focused on understanding and more productively using Application Server technologies as a foundation for an n-tiered application and information delivery and Service Oriented Architecture strategy by:

• Delivering education
• Sharing best practices and real-world solutions
• Providing technology direction and networking opportunities

The middleware SIG will include, but not be limited to, the following

• Application Server (All Editions)
• SOA Suite
• BPEL
• 3rd party application servers
• Portal

 

Thursday, April 27
11:00 pm - 12:00 pm
Location: Delta Island E

Security at Every Level (OID/VPD)
Ajay Arora

With the ever increasing demand for Oracle Application Server implementations, more and more customers are questioning about the Security of their data. The Application Server (Portal) authentication starts with Oracle's implementation of LDAP (OID) and carries all the way down to the database level (VPD). In this session, we will see how to integrate the two together and use that to implement workbooks using Oracle Portal and Oracle Discoverer.