Java 6 Standard and Enterprise Edition (Simon Cook, Sun Microsystems) October 17, 2007

The Java platform has recently completed another round in its evolution with the release of Java 6 Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition. This particular release did not introduce any new language features but there have been significant improvements in the Java Platform. Improvements have been made in a number of areas such as Swing enhancements, built in HTTP server to build SOAP services, XML binding, scripting support, monitoring and management. This meeting is a must for any Java developer or anyone thinking about using Java.

Simon Cook is a Senior Web Services Architect and has worked at Sun for number of years and is closely involved with the evolution of the Java Platform.

As a friend of mine said in the pub this evening "this is the dogs
b********" :)

7.00pm for 7.30pm at Chichester 1, University of Sussex, Brighton.
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/about/campusmap.html

Free Admission to anyone including non-members.
No booking or registration is required.
Drinks and light refreshments are provided.
½ Continuing Professional Development Points

Please forward this email to colleagues that may be interested.

Best Regards
Dr Peter Lappo PhD, BSc, MBCS, CITP
BCS Sussex Branch Chair
http://www.sussex.bcs.org.uk

Official Website: http://www.sussex.bcs.org.uk/