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| <h1>NetBeans at JavaONE 2002</h1> |
| As most of you probably know, this year's JavaONE took place in the |
| Moscone Center in San Francisco. It went from March the 25th till the |
| 29th, and it was a one big ride for NetBeans! |
| <p> |
| We had eleven people from NetBeans at the conference. Tim |
| Boudreau, Ian Formanek, and I organized the booths (we had more |
| than one!) and were also responsible for making sure that NetBeans was |
| heard about out there. Martin Matula (our MDR expert), Jiri |
| Mzourek (UI expert), Jiri Kovalsky and Martin Entlicher (CVS experts), |
| Martin Ryzl (J2ME expert), Petr Kuzel (XML and JINI), David Strupl (Core |
| expert) and of course Jesse Glick (our architecture and overall Java |
| guru) were also there. Many of these guys led BOFs and sessions. See |
| the complete list of NetBeans BOFs and Sessions. |
| </p> |
| <p> |
| As I already mentioned, we had two booths. One was the NetBeans IDE |
| booth. It consisted of two machines running NetBeans on Windows and |
| Linux. This booth was a regular 5x5 booth and was located right |
| beside the Forte for Java booth in what we called the NetBeans |
| Pavilion. |
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| The NetBeans Pavilion was an area on the showfloor where there was a |
| high concentration of booths with the "Built on NetBeans" sign. Every |
| partner that was showing a product that plugged into NetBeans had a big |
| yellow sign attached to their booth which said "Built on NetBeans". So |
| the NetBeans Pavilion had over 15 booths with the yellow sign. Of |
| course |
| there were other companies on the showfloor scattered around who had the |
| sign so when you walked around you saw the "Built on NetBeans" yellow |
| signs everywhere! |
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| Since NetBeans has a lot of partners, we also setup a booth that we |
| called the NetBeans Partner booth. It was a 10x10 booth where eight |
| additional partners took turns each day showing their product on |
| top of NetBeans. Also at this booth, we gave away NetBeans |
| t-shirts, red flashing NetBeans buttons and NetBeans brochures. |
| </p> |
| <p> |
| One of the highlights of the conference was the NetBeans Summit which |
| took place on Wednesday the 27th. We got a room in the W-hotel and |
| invited people from the NetBeans community to talk about NetBeans. The |
| evening started with people from NetBeans giving out short presentations |
| about various aspects of NetBeans, and the event ended with everyone in |
| the room talking to each other until the hotel staff had to ask us to |
| leave long after the closing hours. |
| </p> |
| <p> |
| There were also other very bright moments for NetBeans. Each day |
| of JavaONE begins with a keynote. NetBeans was mentioned in 3 |
| out of the 4 keynotes! First by James Gosling, who is a great fan of |
| NetBeans and who also came to the NetBeans summit, when showing the Ace |
| demo |
| done by Sun Labs. The second time, NetBeans was mentioned by Rob |
| Gingell when announcing that the prior night, NetBeans won the JavaWorld |
| Editor's choice award. And on the third day, NetBeans was mentioned |
| when Peter Young, VP of Forte Tools showed the Micro Edition demo and |
| the Micro Edition to Enterprise Edition end-to-end demo - web service on |
| mobile phone. |
| </p> |
| <p> |
| All of the above combined gave NetBeans tremendous exposure and, on top |
| of |
| that, showed that NetBeans is a product that is being used in real |
| life by many industry leaders. Thanks to everyone, who helped us at the |
| booths, and if you are one of the people who were at the Summit or came |
| to our booth, please send us your feedback. |
| </p> |
| <ol> |
| <li> <a href="#1">JavaONE Showfloor</a></li> |
| <li> <a href="#2">NetBeans Summit</a></li> |
| <li> <a href="#3">NetBeans Interviews</a></li> |
| <li> <a href="#4">NetBeans BOFs and Sessions</a></li> |
| </ol> |
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| <td colspan="2"><h2><a name="1">1. JavaONE Showfloor</a></h2></td> |
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| <td colspan="2"> <b>Among the thousands of developers there were:</b></td> |
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| <td> -</td><td width="98%">over 50 countries represented</td> |
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| <td> -</td><td>over 350 press in attendance</td> |
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| <td> -</td><td>35 Co-Sponsors</td> |
| </tr> |
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| <td> -</td><td>200 Exhibitors </td> |
| </tr> |
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| <td> -</td><td>10 Media Co-Sponsors</td> |
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| <td colspan="2" align="center"> |
| |
| <br> |
| <img src="/images_www/javaone/javaone_booth.jpg" width="250" height="183" border="0" alt="26K"><br> |
| "This is the NetBeans Partner booth, you can see the yellow "Built on |
| NetBeans" sign attached on top. |
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| <td colspan="2" align="center"> |
| |
| <br> |
| <img src="/images_www/javaone/javaon_floor.gif" width="460" height="247" border="0" alt="23K"><br> |
| "This picture shows in red all the booths that had the "Built on |
| NetBeans attachment" |
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| <td colspan="2" align="center"> |
| |
| <br> |
| <img src="/images_www/javaone/javaone_tshirt.jpg" width="250" height="221" border="0" alt="15K"><br> |
| "These are the t-shirts we were giving away, you can see us also wearing |
| them on the pictures" |
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| <td colspan="2" align="center"> |
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| <br> |
| <img src="/images_www/javaone/javaone_brochure.jpg" width="250" height="175" border="0" alt="23K"><br> |
| "This is the NetBeans brochure that we were giving away" |
| <br> |
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| <td colspan="2"><h2><a name="2">2. NetBeans Summit</a></h2></td> |
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| |
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| <td> </td><td width="98%">70 people attended (see picture)</td> |
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| |
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| <td> </td><td width="98%">James Gosling came (see pictures)</td> |
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| |
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| <td> </td><td width="98%">The hotel staff had to "kick" us out, because we were there over time!:)</td> |
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| <td colspan="2" align="center"> |
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| <br> |
| <img src="/images_www/javaone/javaone_summit.jpg" width="250" height="160" border="0" alt="25K"><br> |
| "Folks at the NetBeans Summit are listening carefully to Jesse's presentation" |
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| <br> |
| <img src="/images_www/javaone/javaone_james.jpg" width="250" height="314" border="0" alt="22K"><br> |
| "James Gosling was really there!" |
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| <td colspan="2"><h2><a name="3">3. NetBeans Interviews</a></h2></td> |
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| <td> </td><td width="98%">William Will, project XEMO (<a href="/download/misc/will.avi">video</a> + <a href="/download/misc/will.mp3">audio</a>)</td> |
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| <td> </td><td width="98%">Mick Wever, ECSI project Minex (<a href="/download/misc/wever.avi">video</a> + <a href="/download/misc/wever.mp3">audio</a>)</td> |
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| <td> </td><td width="98%">Michael Van De Vanter, Sun Labs (<a href="/download/misc/van_de_vanter.avi">video</a> + <a href="/download/misc/van_de_vanter.mp3">audio</a>)<br> </td> |
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| <td colspan="2"><h2><a name='4'>4. NetBeans BOFs and Sessions</a></h2></td> |
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| <h2>NetBeans-Related Technical Sessions</h2> |
| <UL> |
| <LI><B>Integration of Source Code Management (SCM) into Integrated Development Environments (IDE)</B> |
| <blockquote> Tuesday March 26, 9:00 PM - 9:50 PM, Sonoma, Sheraton Palace |
| <br> Speakers: Martin Entlicher, Jiri Kovalsky</blockquote> |
| </li> |
| <B>Netbeans Software Support for RDF-Based Web Services </b>(TS-2824) |
| <blockquote>Friday March 29, 2:45 PM - 3:45 PM, Room 306, Moscone Center |
| <br> Speakers: Leon Shklar, Sveta Gurevich |
| </blockquote></li> |
| <LI><B>The Java Platform and Web Service Binding to Native Code: The Native Connector Architecture and Tools in the Sun Open Net Environment (Sun ONE) Forte IDE</B> (TS-2701) |
| <blockquote> Thursday March 28, 12:15 PM - 1:15 PM, Room 135, Moscone Center<br> Speaker: Robert Brewin</blockquote></li> |
| <LI><B>Sun Open Net Environment (Sun ONE) Application Deployment with the iPlanet Application Server and the Forte for Java IDE</B> (TS-2183) <blockquote> Tuesday March 26, 5:15 PM - 6:15 PM ,Room 304 ,Moscone Center |
| <br> Speaker: Dru Devore</blockquote></li> |
| </UL> |
| |
| <h2>NetBeans-Related BOFs</h2> |
| <UL> |
| <LI><B>Developing Usable, Robust GUIs with the NetBeansTM Tool: From Design to Implementation </B>(BOF-1662) Thursday March 28, 8:00 PM <blockquote> 8:50 PM, Marina,Sheraton |
| Palace<br> Speakers: Maya Ventrakaman, Jiri Mzourek</blockquote> |
| </LI><LI> |
| <B>Developing Robust, Accessible GUIs with the NetBeansTM IDE</B> (BOF 1999) <blockquote> Wednesday March 27, 7:00 PM - 7:50 PM, Napa, Sheraton Palace <font color="#FF0000">(this is not |
| the same as the one listed above!).</font><br> Speakers: Maya Ventrakaman, Jiri Mzourek |
| </blockquote> |
| |
| </LI><LI> |
| <B>The NetBeans Tools Platform: APIs and Architecture</B> (BOF-2035) Monday March 25, 8:30 PM <blockquote> 9:20 PM, Pacific Heights, Sheraton Palace<br> Speaker: Jesse Glick </blockquote></li><LI> |
| <B>Enterprise Tools for Wireless Development </B> (BOF-2065) <blockquote> Tuesday March 26, 8:00 PM - 8:50 PM, Pacific Heights, Sheraton Palace<br> Speaker: Martin Ryzl </blockquote></li><LI> |
| <B>Building an Extensible, Flexible Java(TM) Technology-Based Development Environment Using Open Source Tools</B> (BOF-2587) <blockquote> Monday March 25, 10:30 PM - 11:20 PM, Concert, Sheraton Palace |
| <br> Brian Ricker </blockquote></li><LI><B>Building Better Development Tools for Jini(TM) Network Technology</B> (BOF-2036) <blockquote> Tuesday March 26, 11:00 PM - 11:50 PM, Napa, Sheraton Palace |
| <br> Petr Kuzel,I ain Shigeoka |
| </blockquote></li><LI> |
| <B>Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) RI Integration with the Forte for Java Community Edition IDE</B> (BOF-1673) <blockquote> Monday March 25, 9:30 PM - 10:20 PM, Rose, Sheraton Palace |
| <br> Speakers: Jonathan Benoit, Nick Rodin |
| </blockquote></li> |
| </UL> |
| |
| <h2>NetBeans-Related Business Sessions</h2><br> |
| <UL><LI> |
| <B>SunTM Open Net Environment (Sun ONE) in Action: Building and Selling Development Tools as Plug-ins to Forte for Java and NetBeans Technologies</B> |
| (BUS-2055) <blockquote> Wednesday March 27, 5:15 PM - 6:15 PM, Room 130, Moscone Center<br> Speaker: Drew Engstrom </blockquote></LI><LI> |
| |
| <B>A VoiceXML Authoring Environment Developed with Java(TM) Foundation Classes ('JFC/Swing')</B> (API BUS-1392) <blockquote> Wednesday March 27, 5:15 PM - 6:15 PM, Room 132, Moscone Center<br> Speakers: Peter Monaco, Julian Sinai, Todd Yampol |
| </blockquote></li> |
| |
| <B>Integrating Applications, Tools, and Services with the Java(TM) Metadata Interface (JMI) Specification </B>(BUS-2916)<blockquote> Friday March 29, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Room 303, Moscone Center |
| <br> Speakers: Chuck Mosher, Sridhar Iyengar, John Poole, Martin Matula, Pete Rivett, Barbara Price |
| </blockquote></li> |
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