Fast. Targeted. To the point. Don’t miss the Lightning Talks, where your favorite speakers speed talk on the essence of test concepts and ideas. Each speaker has 5 minutes to wow you with an idea. Plus, you can check out the speakers for future classes, make new contacts and have some software developer fun!

Technology meets hospitality in these open-forum sessions from EclipseWorld sponsors. You’ll catch up on the latest tools and plugins while enjoying food and beverages in a friendly atmosphere.

After a long day of EclipseWorld Workshops, relax at Oracle’s MARTINI MIX MADNESS. Oracle’s expert staff will be on hand to answer technical questions, and provide one-to-one software demonstrations, while you enjoy Oracle hospitality and network with your peers and the Oracle presenters.  We encourage you to register on mix.oracle.com to join the conversation before and after the conference.

Is your brain full after a full serving of EclipseWorld sessions? Why don't you grab as seat and share a brew with BlackBerry's subject matter experts to discuss the next wave of mobile development with Eclipse? If you are just getting started or are a seasoned expert, we want to hear about your mobile development experiences… And don't forget to enter for chance to win 1 of 2 BlackBerry Smartphones!

“Eclipse, The Eclipse Foundation, and You”
By Mike Milinkovich

Genuitec — the power behind MyEclipse and Pulse — is sponsoring a special series of classes dedicated to enhancing your Java development skills. These classes are open to all EclipseWorld registered attendees.

Visit the EclipseWorld Exhibit Hall for a floor full of demos. Find out the latest plug-ins, who is offering what, and become a better Java developer.

 “Be Smart!”
By Ivar Jacobson

Open to all EclipseWorld attendees, the Reception offers a chance to network with fellow professionals in a casual atmosphere

The Eclipse Foundation invites you to attend a party at the upcoming Eclipse World conference. A number of the Eclipse project leaders and committers will be on hand to demo their projects and answer your questions. Come early to chat and network with some of the leaders of the Eclipse projects.

Dojo, REST, and Comet
By Carol McDonald

The goal of the Java API for RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS) is to provide a high-level declarative programming model for such services that is easy to use and encourages development according to REST tenets. Services built with this API are deployable with a variety of Web container technologies and benefit from built-in support for best-practice HTTP usage patterns and conventions.
This talk will provide an overview of the design process for a sample RESTful service using JAX-RS.

Dojo is an open source DHTML toolkit written in JavaScript.
Comet is a term to describe techniques that enable a server to push data to client browsers through an HTTP open line of communication.

• In this Presentation, we will discuss how to develop JAX-RS and dojo applications. Specifically, we will show how to develop:
• A JAX-RS application to list pet catalog items
• A dojo client to call the RESTful pet catalog and display the results
• A JAX-RS application to list slide URLs
• A dojo cometd client to call the RESTful slide service to get the slide URLs and then to call dojo cometd to publish these URLs to all clients subscribed to the slideshow channel.

Genuitec is sponsoring another special class today, which is open to all EclipseWorld registered attendees.

It’s a new day and another chance to view products in the Exhibit Hall.

Look for a special event with your morning coffee and donuts.

Here’s your last chance to win prizes from exhibitors at EclipseWorld. Drawings are conducted at each booth and winners are announced. You could be one of them! Look for a list of prizes available at the show.

Coffee makes the world go round, and you’ll have plenty of it at EclipseWorld.

On your own for dinner? No need to dine alone. We’ll make reservations at restaurants within walking distance. Sign up for a reservation on site. We’ll provide the restaurant and the company—you provide the conversation. (The cost of the meal is not included.)

Be sure to pick up literature from our media sponsors, including the latest issues of popular publications and resource catalogs.

We ask for your feedback on the program (Gold Feedback forms) and on each class (Blue Feedback forms). The input is used in a continuous improvement program. Please be sure to let us know how the conference meets your needs.