BPEL for Java Developers
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Frank Cohen
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Apr 14, 2008 07:14 PM
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Active Endpoints is hosting a Webinar on Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) for Java developers. The event is a free Webinar.
Here are the details:
BPEL Basics for Java Developers Webinar
WHEN: Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 2pm EDT, 11am PDT, 18:00 GMT
WHERE: Online web meeting. Register at https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/316860522
WHO: Ron Romano, Principal Consulting Architect, Active Endpoints, Inc.
WHAT: Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) Basics for Java Developers. This free, educational webinar is being presented as a service to the Java development community and will introduce developers to the concepts and techniques they need to understand in order to effectively create a new generation of applications based on web services. BPEL for Java Developers maps common Java techniques to their equivalent concepts in BPEL, enabling developers to transition to orchestrating web-services quickly and easily.
WHY: Java is an imperfect development language for creating SOA-based applications. BPEL has been developed as an open standard to address the need for a robust environment to create services-based applications. This webinar introduces Java developers to SOA-based service orchestrations developers by discussing BPEL in terms that Java developers already understand.
BPEL Basics for Java Developers Webinar
WHEN: Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 2pm EDT, 11am PDT, 18:00 GMT
WHERE: Online web meeting. Register at https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/316860522
WHO: Ron Romano, Principal Consulting Architect, Active Endpoints, Inc.
WHAT: Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) Basics for Java Developers. This free, educational webinar is being presented as a service to the Java development community and will introduce developers to the concepts and techniques they need to understand in order to effectively create a new generation of applications based on web services. BPEL for Java Developers maps common Java techniques to their equivalent concepts in BPEL, enabling developers to transition to orchestrating web-services quickly and easily.
WHY: Java is an imperfect development language for creating SOA-based applications. BPEL has been developed as an open standard to address the need for a robust environment to create services-based applications. This webinar introduces Java developers to SOA-based service orchestrations developers by discussing BPEL in terms that Java developers already understand.
