Virtual Technology Summit

November 18th, 2014 9am to 12:30 PM

Java Content Area Agenda:
Time (PST)

Session Title

9 am to 9:25 am

Java Community and Track

Overview
By Tori Wieldt, OTN Java
Community Manager

9:30am to 10:30am

Java Mission Control for

Earthlings
By Jim Weaver, Java
Evangelist, Oracle

10:390 am to 11:30am

Exploring Java EE
By Josh Juneau, Author:
Apress, OTN, Oracle Java
Magazine

11:30am to 12:30 PM

Transforming Your Code to

Java 8
By Venkat Subramanian,
President, Agile Developer,
Inc.

Java Abstracts -
Session Title

Java Mission Control for Earthlings

Session Abstract

Java SE Advanced contains an application

named Java Mission Control, which consists
of two facilities essential for developers and IT
production support. These facilities are JMX
Console and Java Flight Recorder, both of
which help you monitor applications and tune
them for high performance. This session will
present features of Java Mission Control, as
well as Advanced Management Console
which is another cool feature of Java SE
Advanced. This session will be taught in
English; sessions in Klingon and Romulan will
be offered in another dimension.
The Java EE tutorial will walk users step-by-step
through the development of an application
(MoviePlex) using Maven. The development will
take place within NetBeans 8.x IDE, it will
demonstrate how to add project dependencies via
Maven, and perform various development tasks
leveraging some new features of Java EE 7. Well
delve into the creation of views using JSF and
PrimeFaces, binding to managed bean controllers
via CDI, utilization of the Batch Processing API,
JMS, and WebSockets. In the end, you will have a
better understanding of how a typical Java EE
application is developed, and how to implement
solutions using some of the latest features of Java
EE.

Exploring Java EE
Transforming Your Code to Java 8

The new facilities in Java 8 are about to change

the way we write code. Our code will become
more expressive and concise. But exactly how?
This presentation takes several common Java
code examples, discusses the core idea
expressed in the code, and transforms that code to
use the facilities in Java 8. Watch and interact as
you see Java code go through a weight loss
program right in front of your eyes.