1. vereinigte GI Fachtagung "Objektorientierte Programmierung für die vernetzte Welt" aus • JAVADAYS • STJA • JIT

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Track 1
Track 1

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

19:30 Net.Object-Night eine Zeitreise (Engelsburg)  (480 min)

08:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: From the W3C´s XPath to Tamino´s X-Query  (60 min)

Juliane Harbarth (Software AG)

09:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Keynote  (60 min)

Brent Carlson (IBM Rochester)

14:00 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Don't Swing - Shipping a Java Desktop Application with a Pure Native Feel  (60 min)

Erich Gamma (OTI Zürich)

15:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 Session: Distributed Systems

11:00 Markup Meets Middleware Wolfgang Emmerich (University College London)
11:30 Ein objekt-orientiertes Framework für NFS-Dienste Gabor Herr et al. (Technische Universität Darmstadt)
12:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Server Side Java - Highlights und Potentielle Stolperfallen Gernot Starke (Systor AG)
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Doorastha: A step towards distribution transparency Markus Dahm (Freie Universität Berlin)

13:00 Lunch   (60 min)

15:30 Session: Web Engineering

15:30 Objektorientiertes dynamisches Web-Publishing mit semistrukturierten Daten Heike Dalinghaus et al.
16:00 COAST - Ein Anwendungsframework für synchrone Groupware Christian Schuckmann et al. (GMD - Forschungszentrum Informationstechnik GmbH)
Track 2
Track 2

11:00 Session: Graphics and Multimedia

11:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Java3D statt WebCam Effiziente Visualisierung in der Remote-Administration Frank Burchert et al. (Universität Rostock)
11:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Eine anwendungsorientierte Betrachtung der Java3D-API Chris Wewerka (Fachhochschule Augsburg)
12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Suitability of Java for Virtual Collaboration Ralf Ackermann et al. (Darmstadt University of Technology)

12:30 Lunch  (90 min)

15:30 Session: Java Language

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Engineering Java Proxy Objects using Reflection Huw Evans et al. (University of Glasgow)
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Design Patterns for the Implementation of Constraints on JavaBeans Holger Knublauch et al. (Research Institute for Applied Knowledge Processing (FAW), Ulm)
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Track 3

08:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: XML Technologies - Creating frameworks and vocabularies to support eCommerce  (60 min)

Holger Rath

09:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Smalltalk and XML   (60 min)

James A. Robertson (Cincon Systems)

12:30 Lunch  (90 min)

11:00 Session: Universal databases

11:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program JDO -- Java(tm) Data Objects Architecture, Transparent interface for persistent data storage Heiko Bobzin (POET Software GmbH)
11:30 Ein paralleles und verteiltes OLAP-System für große Datenbanken M. N. Gutzmann et al. (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena)
12:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program XML- und SQL-Server 2000 Henning Lutz (Microsoft Deutschland)

14:00 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: The Theory and Practice of Adaptive Components  (60 min)

Paul Bassett (Netron)

15:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

15:30 Session: Java and EJB 1

15:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Building a Java Framework Alexander Specker (Proxicom GmbH)
16:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program EJB basierte Unternehmensanwendungen - IBM WebSphere mit VisualAge for Java Thomas Nold (IBM Deutschland GmbH)
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11:00 Session: Meta-level programming

11:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Generic components: a symbiosis of paradigms M. Becker (Universität Kaiserslautern)
11:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Metaprogramming in the large Andreas Ludwig et al. (Universität Karlsruhe)
12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Mixin-Based Programming in C++ Don Batory et al. (University of Texas at Austin)

14:00 Session: Neue Tendenzen Java /EJB 3

14:00 Deutsche Java Entwickler Konferenz Java+XML - A winning combination for the web Max Goff (Sun Microsystems)
14:45 Deutsche Java Entwickler Konferenz ebXML Ed Julson (Sun Microsystems)

15:30 Session: Aspect-oriented programming

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering On to Aspect Persistence Awais Rashid (Lancaster University)
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Aspect composition applying the design by contract principle Herbert Klaeren et al. (Universität Tübingen)
16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Product instantiation in software product lines: a case study Jan Bosch (University of Karlskrona/Ronneby)