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One of the JavaOne Topics about J2EE-based Platform
We are pleased to announce that Mr. Ashok Banerjee from Oracle will
host a workshop with the topic he presented at JavaOne this March.
"Insight into Fault-Tolerant, Scalable, Clustered Multitier
Applications Based on the Java2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE)"
http://servlet.java.sun.com/javaone/sf2002/conf/speakers/11684-
bio.en.jsp
This workshop will provide the technical insights into J2EE
platform based application designs and implementations, and how to
fully utilize the clustered environment to improve performance,
scalability and availability.
* Date: April 24th, 2002
* Time: 7:30pm
* Place: First floor classroom 117, McCullough building
Stanford University
* Admission: Free, Seats are limited.
Please reply by Sunday (4/7) to reserve a seat.
Please RSVP to svsoftware2001@yahoo.com.
Topic Outline:
This session covers the advantages, pitfalls, and best practices
for clustered applications based on the Java2 Platform, Enterprise
Edition (J2EE) to achieve loadbalancing and failover for both the
Web (servlets and pages created with the JavaServer PagesTM
technology ("JSP pages") and the Enterpris JavaBeansTM (EJBTM)
technology-enabled tier. Other dimensions of clustered applications
such as high availability and state replication are also discussed.
J2EE Clustering Overview
Loadbalancing and Scalability
Failover and Reliability
State Replication Techniques
Multi-tier clusters
Seats are limited. Please reserve your seat!!
Bio of the Speaker:
Mr. Ashok Banerjee is a senior engineer working on Java
technology/CORBA and distributed computing for Oralce Java 2
Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) based container in 9iAS.
Mr. Banerjee is also the lead engineer for Oracle 9i cluster
solutions. Prior to his 4 -year experiences at Oracle, he worked
for IBM for 2years on Java technology and distributed computing.
He frequently represents Oracle presenting at conferences, such as
Oracle OpenWorld, Orac le iDevelop and JavaOne. He is also teaching
at San Jose State University.
Mr. Banerjee obtained his undergraduate degree from Indian
Institute of Technology in 1996 and master degree in EE from Univ.
of North Carolina, Charlotte in 1998.
He is an active member of Toastmaster International and US Mensa.
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