FYI for interested individuals.
Soffie
Microsoft Federal Invites You To The
**** COM, CORBA, and EJB Middleware Technology Workshop ***
...featuring Roger Sessions, the world's leading expert in COMWare
November 19, 1999
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Microsoft Washington DC Office
5335 Wisconsin Ave., NW, 5th Floor
Chesapeake Room
Washington DC, 20015
REGISTER NOW FOR THIS FREE EVENT - Just call 1-877-MSEVENT (1-877-673-8368)
and reference corresponding event code: 27878
Seating is limited. Registration beginning at 7:45am
FREE for all attendees, Roger Session's book,
"COM And DCOM: Microsoft's Vision For Distributed Objects"
published by John Wiley and Sons
The next generation of software systems will be based on three-tier plus
architectures and Component Oriented Middleware (COMWare) in the middle
tier. COMWare combines the flexibility of building with Components and the
highly scalable infrastructure of Transaction Processing Monitors. The
industry is in widespread agreement that COMWare represents the future of
software systems. But how do you choose among the three main COMWare
platforms? Will COM+ provide the solution, with its next generation
operating system and component runtime environment? Will Enterprise Java
Beans give us the long awaited answer to vendor neutrality? Will CORBA scale
up to support commerce on the web?
In this talk Roger Sessions, one of the world's leading experts in COMWare,
compares the three dominant COMWare models: Microsoft's COM+, Sun's
Enterprise JavaBeans, and OMG's CORBA 3.0. He will discuss the common design
features of all three COMWare platforms, the strengths and weaknesses of
each, and how to get them to work together in a heterogeneous world.
*****Roger Sessions*****
Roger Sessions is one of the world's leading experts in distributed
component technology. He has extensive experience with Microsoft's
COM/DCOM/MTS, OMG's CORBA, and Sun's Enterprise Java Beans. He has written
four books, dozens of articles, and spoken at innumerable conferences. He
writes and publishes the ObjectWatch Newsletter, a widely read and highly
regarded newsletter on Distributed Component Technologies. Past issues are
available at http://www.objectwatch.com <http://www.objectwatch.com> . His
most recent book is published
by John Wiley and Sons, and is called "COM and DCOM: Microsoft's Vision for
Distributed Objects".
Michael Rosenthal
Microsoft Federal Systems
5335 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20015
202-895-2186 800-872-0847 (pager)
202-364-8853 202-262-3227 (mobile)
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