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Tuesday, June 17th 2008 – FREE NetBeans Deepdive Session

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11:00	13:00	REGISTRATION
13:00	13:10	NetBeans Welcome
13:10	13:50	NetBeans New & Cool
13:50	15:20	Using NetBeans for Web & Enterprise Development
15:20	15:40	BREAK
15:40	17:10	Using NetBeans for Desktop Development

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

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07:30	09:00	REGISTRATION
09:00	09:10	Sun Tech Days Welcome
09:10	09:50	Demo Showcase: Tomorrow's Technologies in Action Today
09:50	10:10	Sun Microsystems Country Manager Introduction
10:10	11:00	Sun Keynote – Aisling Macrunnels
11:00	11:40	MORNING BREAK - Sponsor Pavilion Open
		ENTERPRISE TRACK	DESKTOP TRACK	OPENSOLARIS TRACK	SYS-ADMIN & HANDS-ON LABS TRACK
11:40	12:30	Java EE, GlassFish and Their Future	A Rich Application Platform: JavaFX	What Makes OpenSolaris Interesting?	LAB-8430 Isolating Performance Bottlenecks with NetBeans Profiler
12:40	13:30	Oracle Technical Session	Java SE 6 Top 10 Features and Java SE 7	Getting Started with OpenSolaris: New Features for Building OpenSolaris Packages
13:40	15:10	LUNCH - Sponsor Pavilion Open
15:10	16:00	Rapid Development with Ruby, JRuby and Rails OR Rapid Development with Groovy and Grails	Easy Deployment: A Leaner and Meaner Runtime	Building High Performance Applications for OpenSolaris Using Sun Studio Compilers and Tools	SYS-ADMIN: Advances in Solaris Network Infrastructure
16:10	17:00	Java Persistence API: Further Simplifying Persistence	Swing Back With a Zing	Performance Tuning With Sun Studio Analyzer, Race Detection Tools, Dtrace	SYS-ADMIN: Solaris Virtualization for System Administrators
17:10	17:30	AFTERNOON BREAK - Sponsor Pavilion Open
17:30	18:20	OSGi: Development and Deployment	Using NetBeans with your Existing Projects	OpenSolaris and the AMP Stack: Support for Web 2.0 Development	LAB-7350 Rich Clients with JavaFX
18:30	19:20	Java EE with Spring and Seam	Java Troubleshooting Tips	The OpenSolaris Operating System and Storage	LAB-7350 Rich Clients with JavaFX
19:30	20:30	WELCOME RECEPTION

Thursday, June 19th, 2008

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09:00	09:10	Welcome
09:10	10:00	Sun Community Keynote – Matt Thompson
10:00	10:30	Strange and Unusual Talent Show
10:30	11:10	MORNING BREAK - Sponsor Pavilion Open
		WEB 2.0 TRACK	JAVA DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT TRACK	OPENSOLARIS TRACK	HANDS-ON LABS
11:10	12:00	Ajax and Web 2.0 Related Frameworks and Toolkits	Programming for Cool Devices using the Open Source Java ME PhoneME Stack	How to Develop OpenSolaris Parallel Applications	OpenSolaris HOL - Build, Optimize and Deploy Applications to OpenSolaris Network Repositories
12:10	13:00	Building Rich Web Applications using jMaki	Java development overview for Mobile Platforms	OpenSolaris Testing
13:10	14:40	LUNCH - Sponsor Pavilion Open
14:40	15:30	BI 2.0 with Elixir Repertoire NetBeans Plugin	Metro and REST: Everyday Web Services	AMD Technical Session: Optimizing for Quad-core Solaris Systems based on AMD Platforms	LAB-6400 Mobile Games
15:40	16:30	JSF and Ajax with Project Woodstock	Java Development on Mac: Tips and Tricks	Sun Session TBD
16:40	17:00	AFTERNOON BREAK – Sponsor Pavilion Open
17:00	17:50	SOA Using OpenESB, BPEL and NetBeans	Java ME and Ajax	OpenSolaris Security For Developers	LAB-3410 Metro - Web Services
18:00	18:50	MySQL: A Java Developer Perspective	Performance Tuning Applications: GC Friendly Java Programming	Develop, Consolidate and Manage Virtual Environments Entirely in Open Source	LAB-3410 Metro - Web Services

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