In this seminar, we will cover the following:
The basic set of object oriented patterns upon which Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) is founded
; Thinking about aspects without being tied up with AOP terminology as a transitioning technique to moving to AOP; 
Examples of real world domain problems where aspects were used …
Many enterprise systems have a need for integration with a directory data source, such as an LDAP or MS Active Directory Server. Common tasks include administration of authentication data, user, group and role management, authentication, and synchronization of data between the directory and a relational database. These tasks are often …
Spring Security is a popular, open-source Java security framework that represents the Spring portfolio’s official security capability. It has received hundreds of thousands of downloads, been ported to other platforms (such as Python and Microsoft .NET) and represents a popular choice in many banking, government, and military installations. This session …
Why stop object oriented programming at the web tier? Why settle for legacy ridden, prematurely optimizing, mind numbing frameworks when instead you could be having fun coding again? Enter Apache Wicket! This session will cover the basic concepts of Apache Wicket and how you can leverage these to develop web …
Systems based on messaging are increasingly being recognized for better handling of unpredictable changes and for scaling further than traditional tightly-coupled applications. Apache ActiveMQ is an open source message broker that that support the Java Messages Service, provides client access from many different languages and offers many advanced features necessary …
The HTML 5 specification is set to forever change the way in which we build applications for the Web. One innovation- WebSocket- in particular will enable full-duplex HTTP communication, and finally bring an end to the tired “click and wait†paradigm traditionally associated with the Web. Prior to the introduction …