WebSphere

Title:

Web 2.0 Feature Pack

Stream:

Web2.0 SIG (1)

Speakers:

Matt Perrins

Abstract:

In this session Matthew Perrins will give a deep technical overview of the recently released Web 2.0 Feature Pack for WebSphere. It will explain its major components and position how they can be used in the next generation of Rich Internet Applications that will run on WebSphere. It will explain what the key architectural components of a J2EE based RIA are and how the Web 2.0 FEP can support them. The presentation will cover a brief overview of the IBM strategic Ajax Toolkit called Dojo. It will explain how to use the JSON libraries and how they can invoked through a Restful Controller servlet. It will explain what COMET is and how it can delivery real time data to a browser. The session will close with some real-time demos of the Web 2.0 FEP and some enterprise use cases of where if could leveraged.

Download:

Web20_FeaturePack.pdf

Bio:

Matt Perrins:

<b>Executive IT Specialist, IBM Software Group Lab Services </b><br>\nMatthew Perrins is an Executive IT Specialist working for the IBM Hursley Lab Services organization. He is driving the implementation of successful solutions across Europe around Web 2.0, Client Technologies. He has worked for IBM since 1989 and has spent the last 15 years working with Java and enterprise solutions with WebSphere and J2EE. He leads the Consumer IT practice for the Hursley Lab Services team and is focused on designing and developing solutions that operate between the end user and the edge of an SOA. This involves Web 2.0, Ajax at one end of the spectrum through to Portal, JavaServer Faces and traditional Web Technology's in the middle and then right through to Rich Client technology's that operating on the Desktop and Device like Eclipse RCP and Lotus Expeditor, Notes and Sametime. He is focused on all the User Interface technologies that are strategic to IBM and our customers.