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P: (EMEA) +44 207 936 9098 |
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E: info@paremus.com |
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| Events |
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| Forthcoming Events |
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Paremus Webinars
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Throughout 2008, the Paremus Webinar series will cover important industry trends such as the relevance of OSGi and Service Component Architecture within next generation SOA solutions; the Infiniflow Service Fabric including underlying design principles, product capabilities and development use cases; and finally presentations from some of our fabric-enabled technology partners. Click here for more information and to register for a free webinar. |
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| Recent Events |
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EclipseCon 2008
March 17-20, 2008
Santa Clara, USA |
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EclipseCon is the premier technical and user conference focusing on the power of the Eclipse platform. From implementers to users, and everyone in between, if you are using, building, or considering Eclipse, EclipseCon is the conference you need to attend. Also, the OSGi™ Alliance has teamed up with EclipseCon to organize the 2008 OSGi developer conference, which will be the premier conference for OSGi developers to attend in 2008. Paremus will be in the exhibition area as well as presenting the following talks - which are now available to view and download:
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Long talk: How To Build Large Scale Enterprise Applications Using OSGi
OSGi started out as a technology for building software for embedded devices, but it's applicability goes far wider than this as demonstrated by the activities in the OSGi Expert Enterprise Group over the past 18 months. This talk will review some of the challenges and benefits of taking OSGi out of the device, off the desktop and into enterprise scale deployments. There will be a review of the problem domain; discussion of applicable patterns; and references to a real world implementation. The talk will be technical in nature with code samples, and attendees should ideally have a basic understanding of OSGi. |
Short talk: How to distribute Spring Dynamic Modules for OSGi
The Spring Framework has adopted OSGi for its component architecture. This talk will discuss how using the Newton open source distributed OSGi framework it is possible to transparently distribute Spring-OSGi based applications. A review of the basics of the Newton Project will be provided along with examples of how a Spring application developed on a single machine can be simply scaled out across a distributed environment. The session will also explain how Newton not only provides scale out but adds other benefits including automated deployment, dynamic resilience and simplified administration using a document driven approach. |
Short talk: An Introduction to the Newton Project - distributed OSGi & SCA
The Newton Project is an open source framework, built upon OSGi and SCA standards, that provides a lightweight, distributed framework for next generation composite applications built out of OSGi bundles and described as SCA documents. In addition to distribution, Newton also provides a simple automated deployment model for application code and middleware, along with a sophisticated provisioning capability for ensuring application availability even under failure scenarios. |
BoF: Distributed Computing with OSGi
OSGi's service oriented view is a natural fit with distributed computing. Whether you're interested in Newton, R-OSGi, Jini (Apache River) or home grown solutions to adding remote services capabilities to OSGi, drop by this BoF and share your thoughts and experiences. Paremus CEO Richard Nicholson will share this panel session with representatives of LinkedIn and ETH Zurich. |
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Jfokus 2008
January 30, 2008
Stockholm, Sweden |
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Jfokus is the first Swedish full day conference with total focus on the future of Java. After the keynote speech, the day is divided into four parallel tracks focusing on:
• Business - Java from a business perspective,
• Java Enterprise - Java EE,
• Language - the Java platform and more,
• Client - mobile and other client technologies!
Paremus will be presenting a session entitled: "True SOA, not Just a Bunch of Web Services". |
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London Java WUG
December 4, 2007
London, UK |
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The Java Web User Group is an official recognised Java User Group. The JAVAWUG is a group of like-minded people who are interested in web and enterprise technology to do with the Java platform - primarily Java Enterprise Edition and Java Web technologies.
Paremus will be presenting a session entitled: "OSGi™ In The Enterprise". |
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Øredev 2007
November 13-15, 2007
Malmo, Sweden |
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Øredev is an independent conference that mixes open source with proprietary software, Java with .Net, small companies with multi-national companies, agile as well as pragmatic ones, but with one thing in common: they are all very experienced. There are seven parallel tracks at Øredev 2007 - Java, .NET, Methods & Tools, Test, Embedded System, Project Management and Architecture - and this year there is a special program for IT Business Managers in the parallel conference Øredev Extended.
Paremus CEO, Richard Nicholson, will be presenting a session entitled: "OSGi™ - Enabler of the next generation of massively scalable adaptive Enterprise/SaaS platforms". Click here for preview. |
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NYJavaSIG
October 17, 2007
New York, USA |
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The New York Java Special Interest Group is a technical community comprised of Java software engineers, Java application designers, technical managers and new media Java developers that have a common interest in all aspects of Java Technology. The community currently has approximately 4,480 members.
Paremus will be presenting a session entitled: "OSGi™ In The Enterprise" - which is now available to view and download. |
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SOA for E-Government
October 1-2, 2007
Virginia, USA |
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The fourth Service Oriented Architecture for E-Government conference, hosted by MITRE, is an information sharing environment focusing on:
- enterprise architecture,
- semantic interoperability,
- service-oriented architecture,
- data and information architecture,
- and service systems.
Paremus' CEO, Richard Nicholcon, will be taking part in a panel session on 2nd October, entitled: "SOA For Self-Healing Scale-out Storage and Computing Fabrics" - which is now available to view and download. |
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JavaOne 2007
May 8-11, 2007
San Francisco, USA |
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Join us on booth 628 in the JavaOne Pavillion at the 2007 JavaOne conference and participate in a premier industry forum for Java technology enthusiasts and influencers. |
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DoDIIS 2007
April 29-May 4, 2007
Chicago, USA |
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See Paremus' partner SAIC demonstrate an Infiniflow-based SSOA prototype at DoDIIS. |
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EclipseCon 2007
March 5-8, 2007
Santa Clara, USA |
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EclipseCon is the premier technical and user conference focusing on the power of the Eclipse platform. Also, the OSGi Alliance has teamed up with EclipseCon to organize the 2007 OSGi developer conference, which will be the premier conference for OSGi developers to attend in 2007. Paremus will be at pod 407 in the exhibition area as well as presenting a talk and taking part in a panel discussion: |
Short talk: Integrating RMI with OSGi
OSGi is increasingly significant in the enterprise space, where RMI plays a prominent role. e.g. in JEE and JMX Remote. RMI is also a key technology for distributed systems infrastructure based on Java, as for example in the Jini Project. This talk describes ongoing work to specify and build OSGi aware implementations of object serialization and RMI. |
Panel: OSGi: Was it good for you too?
Today we see a lot of OSGi based systems entering the market. This panel will let the key players from Eclipse, IBM, Siemens, BEA, Paremus and Oracle, complain and bitch about the specifications. If you use OSGi, or want to find out if you can use it, then this is the panel to visit to find out what happens in the trenches. |
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