Guten Tag
Um es vorwegzunehmen, wir würden Sie als Mitwirkenden in der Open Source
Bewegung am Freitag, 24. Oktober 2003 gerne an der Universität Bern als
Teilnehmer des Kickoff-Meetings begrüssen dürfen.
Worum es geht: Wir sind im Begriff eine Plattform zu initiieren, bei
welcher sich Open Source Entwickler mit hochwertigen Lösungen einem
interessierten Publikum aus den Bereichen KMU, Dienstleister, Bund,
Kantonen, Gemeinden, Forschung und Industrie vorstellen können.
Reger Ideen- und Gedankenaustausch und die Förderung der Open
Source-Idee sowie den Aufbau von Geschäftsbeziehungen sind unsere
Hauptanliegen. Die Veranstaltung soll eine Ergänzung zu den bestehenden
Technik-lastigen Events und Manager-Tagungen bieten und nach dem
Bottom-Up-Prinzip organisiert werden. Dazu führen wir am Freitag, 24.
Oktober 2003 ein Orientierungs-Treffen durch, das uns eine Tuchfühlung
mit Entwicklern, Dienstleistern und Anwender erlaubt.
Mit besonderer Freude haben wir Wolfgang Tietz, Informatikstrategieorgan
Bund, Leiter des Bereichs Architekturen, Standards und Technologien, als
Keynote-Referenten gewinnen können. Er wird über die Erfahrungen der
Bundesverwaltung mit Open Source Software und deren zukünftigem Einsatz
beim Bund berichten. Ausserdem wird Oscar Nierstrasz, Professor am
Institut für angewandte Mathematik an der Universität Bern, als Patron
des Events seine Unterstützung dafür bekanntgeben. Und nicht zu letzt
sind Sie als Teilnehmer gefragt, Ihre Vorstellungen einer Open Source
Begegnungs-Plattform einem interessierten Publikum kund zu tun. Gerne
können Sie uns bereits im Vorfeld des Orientierungs-Treffens Ihre
Meinung und Ideen mitteilen.
Nachfolgendend das Programm des Kickoff-Veranstaltung am Freitag, 24.
Oktober 2003:
17.30h Begrüssung durch Veranstalter
17.40h Keynote-Referat von Wolfgang Tietz
18.00h Fragen an Wolfgang Tietz
18.15h Pause mit Apero und Getränken
18.30h Vorstellung des Events im Februar 2004
19.00h Offenes Mikrofon, Diskussion im Plenum
20.00h Offizielles Ende, Abendessen in einem Berner Restaurant
Die Veranstaltung findet statt an der Universität Bern, Institut für
Wirtschaftsinformatik, Engehaldenstrasse 8, Raum 001. Der Zugang wird
beschriftet sein, ein Lageplan ist unter
http://www.bau.unibe.ch/fakplaene/wiso/wirtschinformatik.html
ersichtlich. Für Präsentationszwecke stehen Beamer und Internet-Zugang
zur Verfügung.
Wir hoffen auf ein reges Interesse und freuen uns auf Ihre Anmeldung
unter http://www.lots.ch/Anmeldung_Orientierungs-Treffen.html . Für
Fragen, Bemerkungen etc. wenden Sie sich bitte ungeniert an info(a)lots.ch
Sie sind zudem herzlich eingeladen sich auf unserer Mailingliste
(discussion(a)lots.ch) zu beteiligen. Zur Anmeldung senden Sie ein Email
an discussion-subscribe(a)lots.ch.
Mit freundlichen Grüssen, die Organisatoren
Michael Moser <michael(a)lots.ch>
Matthias Stürmer <matthias(a)lots.ch>
Urs Gehrig <urs(a)lots.ch>
Bei dringenden Fragen wenden Sie sich bitte an Michael Moser, Tel. +41
79 377 24 88
Aktuelle Infos auf http://www.lots.ch
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Dear CHOOSE-Member
We are glad to invite you to another talk given by Olivier Picot, Object-ive:
6.11.03: DirectJava®: Automated Smalltalk to Java Migration Tool
For more information see below or <http://www.jugs.ch/html/events.html>
(with online registration form).
Best Regards,
The JUGS Board
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DirectJava®: Automated Smalltalk to Java Migration Tool
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6.11.03
Technopark Zurich, Room Cobol
Travel instructions: <http://www.technopark.ch> > Kontakt > Lageplan
direct Link to frame content:
<http://www.technopark.ch/play/german/kontakt/11200.cfm>
SPEAKER
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Olivier Picot, Object-ive
AGENDA
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17:00 - 18:15h: Talk incl. Q/A
Afterwards you are invited to a refreshment.
ABSTRACT
--------
Java has taken the world by storm. Its vibrant and dynamic platform offers
today a real alternative to older languages, even those as established as
Smalltalk. Factors such as uncertainty in terms of vendor support, or
expert staff shortages should increase significantly the need for Smalltalk
to Java migrations. Indeed, re-development is a very costly and lengthy
alternative, frought with risks.
Smalltalk and Java show significant differences, posing problems when
attempting to automate a translation process (for instance, dynamic typing
versus static typing or the fact that blocks do not exist in Java).
DirectJava is a 4-step iterative process : Automated Smalltalk source code
analysis, Types Detection, Correspondence Repository building, and the
Translation Engine itself. Specific code translation examples illustrate
how DirectJava is able to deliver such a high degree of accuracy in
automated translation.
Case Study: CCR (Caisse Centrale de Réassurance) part of the top 25
reinsurers in the world has successfully migrated applications of over 1
million lines of code from VA Smalltalk into VA Java using DirectJava.
BIOGRAPHY
---------
Olivier Picot is the founder and General manager of Object'ive, a company
specialized in Object-Oriented Technology. He has 10 years experience in
software architecture and engineering, and is the main developer behind
DirectJava, an automated translation tool from Smallalk to Java. His
experience includes software development for IBM as well as consulting in
the area of application migrations.
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Thanks.
6.11.03: DirectJava®: Automated Smalltalk to Java Migration Tool
Name: ______________________________________
Email: ______________________________________
Company: ______________________________________
Address: ______________________________________
ZIP/City:______________________________________
Please check:
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Einladung zum ersten Vortrag im Wintersemester 2003/2004:
Dienstag, 21. Oktober 2003, 17.30 Uhr
in der Uni Engehalde, Engehaldenstrasse 8, 3012 Bern, Hörsaal 001 (1. UG)
Referent: Dr. Leszek Lilien (Department of Computer Sciences, Purdue
University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA)
Developing Pervasive Trust Paradigm for Authentication and Authorization
Traditionally, authentication and authorization (A&A) in computer systems
guard only user interfaces, thus providing only a perimeter defense against
attacks. We search for an A&A approach that satisfies the requirements of
multiple lines of defense and defense in depth. After reviewing and
classifying a variety of security paradigms, we propose the paradigm of
pervasive trust. It is analogous to a social model of interaction, where
trust is constantly --if often unconsciously-- applied. In an initial study
performed in our lab, we investigate using trust for the perimeter-defense
A&A model, in which the capability to use trust ratings for users was
applied for enhancing the role-based access control mechanism.
Dr. Leszek Lilien received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University
of Pittsburgh. His research at Purdue University concentrates on trusted
computing and computer security.
Vorschau:
28.10.2003 O. Ercetin, Sabanci University, Istanbul: Energy-Efficient
Multi-Path Routing in Unreliable Wireless Sensor Networks
Mit freundlichen Grüssen
Sabine Gerber
Institut für Informatik und angewandte Mathematik
Neubrückstr. 10, 3012 Bern
http://www.iam.unibe.ch
Sekr. CGG / Prüfungssekretariat, Sabine Gerber
Tel. 031 631 49 14 / Fax 031 631 39 65
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SSUG the Swiss Smalltalk User Group in collaboration with CHOOSE is
glad to invite you to the next half-day tutorial given by J. Pelrine
(MetaProg GmbH):
"SCRUM: A Methodology to Keep the Team Going" on tuesday, October
14th 2003 from 14h to 18h at the IAM Room 001.
http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~ssug/Events/20031014.html
Scrum, one of the agile processes, has been used to develop systems and
products since 1995 on thousands of projects in hundreds of
organizations. Scrum implements in several days and delivers
increments of functionality within thirty days. Scrum wraps existing
engineering practices. Because Scrum is a development management
process, it has also been used for such projects as marketing,
research, and hardware product development.
In this talk, we'll discuss how Scrum and all agile processes work, the
theory behind them and their underlying practices of inspection and
adaptation. Then weíll look at Scrum's detailed practices of
iterations, increments of code, emergence of requirements and
design, and self-organization of teams. Through these practices,
Scrum introduces a heartbeat of regular productivity to an
organization that foments customer and engineering collaboration. If XP
is wrapped by Scrum, XP's engineering practices ensure the quality
of this code and stability of the emerging product, while Scrum
provides the organizational framework which allows development to
flourish.
References:
Ken Schwaber and Mike Beedle, Agile Software Development with Scrum
(First edition),
Alan R. Apt, 2001.
Mike Beedle, Martine Devos, Yonat Sharon, Ken Schwaber and Jeff
Sutherland,
“SCRUM: A Pattern Language for Hyperproductive Software Development,”
Pattern Languages
of Program Design 4 , Neil Harrison, Brian Foote and Hans Rohnert
(Eds.), pp. 637-652,
Addison Wesley, 2000.
Biography
Joseph Pelrine is CO of MetaProg, a company devoted to increasing the
quality of
software and its development process. He has had a successful career as
software developer, project
manager and consultant, and has spoken about it at such diverse places
as IBM, OOPSLA and the Chaos
Computer Club. In addition to being one of Europeís most experienced
eXtreme Programming
practitioners and coaches, he is also Europe's first certified
ScrumMaster.
Tutorial Fees
140 CHF for Choose member
120 CHF for SSUG members (in fact 100 CHF + 20 CHF for
registration)
80 CHF for students
200 CHF SI member
250 CHF others
SSUG Sponsors:
Daedalos Consulting AG ( http://www.daedalos.ch ),
iFace AG ( http://www.iface.ch ),
Object-Oriented Limited ( http://www.object-oriented.com ).
REGISTRATION
Fill in the form below and sent it to tschmid(a)iam.unibe.ch . You
will then receive an invoice from the University of Berne.
I want to register to the SCRUM tutorial held at Bern the 14 October
2003.
Name: ______________________________________
Email: ______________________________________
Company: ______________________________________
Company Address: ______________________________________
Company ZIP/City: ______________________________________
Please check:
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Dear CHOOSE Members
As one of the events in the seminar serie "Distributed Software Systems" by
the
University of Applied Sciences Solothurn Northwestern Switzerland,
a Web Services Day will take place
on Tuesday 21st october 2003 in Olten on the theme 'Web services - from the
technology to the application"
Have a look to www.fhso.ch/wb/informatik/webservice.htm
See you in Olten
Best regards
Claude Rubattel
University of Applied Sciences Solothurn Northwestern Switzerland
(Fachhochschule Solothurn Nordwestschweiz) Riggenbachstrasse 16, 4600 Olten
/ Switzerland
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SSUG the Swiss Smalltalk User Group in collaboration with CHOOSE is
glad to invite you to the next half-day tutorial given by J. Pelrine
(MetaProg GmbH):
"SCRUM: A Methodology to Keep the Team Going" on tuesday, October
14th 2003 from 14h to 18h at the IAM Room 001.
http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~ssug/Events/20031014.html
Scrum, one of the agile processes, has been used to develop systems and
products since 1995 on thousands of projects in hundreds of
organizations. Scrum implements in several days and delivers
increments of functionality within thirty days. Scrum wraps existing
engineering practices. Because Scrum is a development management
process, it has also been used for such projects as marketing,
research, and hardware product development.
In this talk, we'll discuss how Scrum and all agile processes work, the
theory behind them and their underlying practices of inspection and
adaptation. Then weíll look at Scrum's detailed practices of
iterations, increments of code, emergence of requirements and
design, and self-organization of teams. Through these practices,
Scrum introduces a heartbeat of regular productivity to an
organization that foments customer and engineering collaboration. If XP
is wrapped by Scrum, XP's engineering practices ensure the quality
of this code and stability of the emerging product, while Scrum
provides the organizational framework which allows development to
flourish.
References:
Ken Schwaber and Mike Beedle, Agile Software Development with Scrum
(First edition),
Alan R. Apt, 2001.
Mike Beedle, Martine Devos, Yonat Sharon, Ken Schwaber and Jeff
Sutherland,
“SCRUM: A Pattern Language for Hyperproductive Software Development,”
Pattern Languages
of Program Design 4 , Neil Harrison, Brian Foote and Hans Rohnert
(Eds.), pp. 637-652,
Addison Wesley, 2000.
Biography
Joseph Pelrine is CO of MetaProg, a company devoted to increasing the
quality of
software and its development process. He has had a successful career as
software developer, project
manager and consultant, and has spoken about it at such diverse places
as IBM, OOPSLA and the Chaos
Computer Club. In addition to being one of Europeís most experienced
eXtreme Programming
practitioners and coaches, he is also Europe's first certified
ScrumMaster.
Tutorial Fees
140 CHF for Choose member
120 CHF for SSUG members (in fact 100 CHF + 20 CHF for
registration)
80 CHF for students
200 CHF SI member
250 CHF others
SSUG Sponsors:
Daedalos Consulting AG ( http://www.daedalos.ch ),
iFace AG ( http://www.iface.ch ),
Object-Oriented Limited ( http://www.object-oriented.com ).
REGISTRATION
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2003.
Name: ______________________________________
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Company Address: ______________________________________
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The CHOOSE executive board is pleased to invite you to the upcoming
CHOOSE Forum 2003 in Bern.
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CHOOSE Forum 2003 CHOOSE Forum November 3, 2003 and CHOOSE General Assembly
"New Features in the Java 2 Standard Edition 1.5"
Speaker
-------
Angelika Langer, langer(a)camelot.de
Abstract
--------
The upcoming release 1.5 of the Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE) will add
a number of major and minor new language features and library
extensions. The most significant addition to the Java programming
language are generic types and methods. The most substantial addition to
the Java platform libraries are the new concurrency utilities.
* Java Generics
A common misconception regarding generics is its comparison to C++
templates. Many people believe that Java generics are similar to C++
templates, while in fact both features have barely anything in common:
C++ templates is a Turing complete language - Java generics is syntactic
sugar that elides some casting. Java generics are a pure compiletime
feature that is translated to non-generic Java bytecode, for reasons of
compatibility with previous versions of Java.
In this tutorial, we will take a look into the proposed language
feature, how it will help us improve our programs, how it is supposed to
be used and where its limitations are. More specifically, we will
discuss the additions made to the language itself (parameterised types
and methods as well as covariant return types), changes to the platform
libraries (generic collections and extended reflection) and various
exciting details of generics such as the properties of type parameters
(their bounds and their scope), generic methods and type parameters
inference, and the translation of generics into bytecode.
* Concurrency Utilities
The Java platform provides basic, low-level primitives for writing
concurrent programs, but they are difficult to use properly. Many
programs become clearer, shorter, faster, easier to write, and more
reliable if higher-level synchronisation constructs are used. A
comprehensive library of concurrency utilities has been developed for
inclusion in the 1.5 release of J2SE. This library, known as the
util.concurrent package, contains thread pools, queues, concurrent
collections, special-purpose locks, barriers, and related utilities. The
addition to the Java platform is substantial and will change the way we
will implement concurrent Java applications. This tutorial gives an
overview of the new library. Enums, Autoboxing, etc.
Some smaller additions to the programming language comprise syntax for
enumeration types, an enhanced for-loop, static imports, autoboxing, and
varargs.
The seminar will be held in English.
Agenda for the CHOOSE General Assembly
--------------------------------------
Please note that the General Assembly will be held during the CHOOSE
Forum. All CHOOSE members are kindly invited to participate.
1.President's report. Activities since the last General Assembly.
2.Treasurer's report for 2002.
3.Miscellaneous.
Important notice
-----------------
The seating is limited for this event. Register early! Registrations
will be handled on a first come first served basis. If you intend to
register on site, check availability in advance.
Up to date information about CHOOSE, and the CHOOSE Forum, can be found
at the CHOOSE home page <http://www.iam.unibe.ch/CHOOSE>. There you will
also find the necessary links of the conference location.
The CHOOSE executive board is pleased to invite you to a presentation
by Franz Achermann (Swisscom) on Naked Objects.
This event is free for all SI-CHOOSE members, even the drinks after the
talk! Non-CHOOSE members are encouraged to fill out the membership
application form (http://www.s-i.ch/si-appl.html) before attending the
meeting. If you want to know more about CHOOSE and the events which
CHOOSE organises, please visit http://www.iam.unibe.ch/CHOOSE.
NOTE: registration for this event is required. Please fill out the
registration form at the end of this e-mail.
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Naked Objects
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Wednesday October 8, 2003 @ 17h00
Institut für Wirtschaftsinformatik (IWI), Universität Bern,
Engehaldenstrasse 8, 3012 Bern, Hörsaal 001
Travel instructions: http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~scg/Resources/Maps/
Speaker
-------
Dr. Franz Achermann, Swisscom
Agenda
------
17h00 - 18h00 Talk and Q/A
Afterwards you are invited to a refreshment.
Abstract
--------
In conventional approaches to business systems design, the business
domain objects such as Customer, Product or Order, are masked from the
user by two intervening layers: a 'presentation' layer that manages the
user interface and a 'controller' or 'application' layer (also called
the 'process' or 'task' layer) that defines all the possible user tasks
and scripts the interaction between the user interface and the
underlying objects. Below the domain layer is a persistence layer,
which is most commonly based on a relational database. Writing a
business application implies not only writing all four layers, but also
translating the requirements from the user presentation into the
different representations used in each layer. And the same effort is
involved for each subsequent change in requirements.
In the naked objects approach writing a business application implies
writing only the business domain objects themselves. All business
functionality is implemented as behaviours or methods on those objects
- the objects can be described as being 'behaviourally complete'. These
business objects are then presented directly and automatically to the
user, by means of a completely generic viewing mechanism.
In the talk, I will present the naked objects approach and describe its
(advocated) benefits for developers and end users.
Bio
---
Franz Achermann works as a research and development engineer at
Swisscom Innovations, where he is involved in J2EE application projects
as a programmer and consultant. His interests include software
engineering, formal methods, and development methodologies. He holds a
PhD from the university of Bern for his work on the composition
language Piccola.
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The CHOOSE executive board is glad to invite you to the next talk given
by Dr. Richard Mitchell (InferData, Austin, TX, USA): "Why not use
cases?" on Thursday, September 11. 2003.
This event is free for all SI-CHOOSE members, even the drinks after the
talk! Non-CHOOSE members are encouraged to fill out the membership
application form (http://www.s-i.ch/si-appl.html) before attending the
meeting. If you want to know more about CHOOSE and the events which
CHOOSE organises, please visit http://www.iam.unibe.ch/CHOOSE.
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Why not use cases?
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September 11. 2003
Institut für Wirtschaftsinformatik (IWI), Universität Bern,
Engehaldenstrasse 8, 3012 Bern, Hörsaal 001
Travel instructions: http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~scg/Resources/Maps/
Speaker
-------
Dr Richard Mitchell, InferData, Austin, TX, USA
Agenda
------
17:00 - 18:15h Talk and Q/A
Afterwards you are invited to a refreshment.
Abstract
--------
Use cases are central to most software development processes based on the
modelling language UML. Use cases help specifiers organise system
requirements around different kinds of users.
Use cases do not capture business rules. In some development processes, this
is a serious weakness. This talk will take a use case and from it develop a
model that does capture business rules.
The talk will briefly discuss what kinds of development processes can
benefit from modelling, and some of the consequences of persisting with
approaches based on use cases.
Bio
---
Richard Mitchell is a senior consultant for InferData Ltd of Austin, Texas,
a small consulting and training company specializing in model-driven
development of enterprise applications.
Richard has helped many companies build precise models of parts of their
businesses, and has trained many business analysts in modelling skills.
Richard is the lead author of "Design by Contract, by Example," which
describes the application to programming of the modelling principles used in
his talk.
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Sehr geehrte CHOOSE-Mitglieder
Die Swiss Open Systems möchte Sie aufmerksam machen auf die diesjährigen
Workshop-Tage, welche in Zusammenarbeit mit der Java User Group Switzerland
und mit dem Departement für Informationstechnologie und Elektrotechnik der
ETH Zürich organisiert wird.
7.-9.10.: /ch/open Workshop-Tage in Zürich
9.-10.10.: CampEclipse Plug-in Clinic
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<http://www.ch-open.ch/wstage/03/>
Hier ein kurzer Überblick über die Workshops dieses Jahres:
Di 7. Oktober
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WS 1: Web server (Perl/PHP/MySQL) Howto
WS 2: Certificate Based Web Access - Secure Your Apache Serve
WS 3: Der kreative Umgang mit Stress
(Wie kann ich meinen persönlichen Druck reduzieren?)
WS 4: Unit Testing with Java
Mi 8. Oktober
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WS 5: Nie mehr programmieren!?!
Die Model-Driven-Architecture praktisch erprobt
WS 6: Streaming Media
WS 7: Six Sigma für Kosteneinsparungen in der ICT
WS 8: New Features in J2SE 1.5: Generic, Concurrency Utiltiies,
Enums, etc.
Do 9. Oktober
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WS 9: Extending Eclipse: building your first plugin
WS 10: Cocoon und Lenya
WS 11: Authentifizierung, Autorisierung, Accounting und Payment
in J2ME-Anwendungen
WS 12: Marketing für kleine und mittelgrosse IT-Unternehmen
WS 13: Refactorings of a Simple Mind
Do/Fr 9./10. Oktober
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CampEclipse Plug-in Clinic
Alle weiteren Details zu den Workshops sowie das Anmeldeformular finden Sie
auf unserer Homepage <http://www.ch-open.ch/wstage/03/>
Übrigens: Für alle, die das Programm lieber auf Papier durchlesen als auf
dem Bildschirm, ist sowohl vom Gesamtprogramm als auch von den einzelnen
Workshops eine Print-Version verfügbar.
Wir freuen uns auf zahlreiche Anmeldungen!
Mit freundlichen Grüssen
Ursula Burri
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