OWSM at Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne 2010

Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne 2010 is coming up next week.
Listed below is OWSM's presence at the conference.

Demo Pod:

Title: SOA Security

Demo Area: Middleware
Pod #: W-177

Sessions:
ID#: S317146

Title: Securing Web Services: Solutions, Best Practices, and More

Track: OpenWorld: Middleware: Identity Management

Date: Tue, 21-Sep-10

Time: 12:30-13:30

Venue: Moscone South, Room: 309

ID#:S314100

Title: Security Threats and Countermeasures for REST and Cloud Services

Track: JavaOne: Enterprise Service Architectures and the Cloud

Date: Wed, 22-Sep-10

Time: 10:00-11:00

Venue: Parc 55

Room: Cyril Magnin II

ID#: S316710
Title: Analysis of Security & Compliance on Sun SPARC Enterprise T-Series Servers
Track: Sun SPARC Servers
Date: Thu, 23-SEP-10
Time: 12:00 - 13:00
Venue: Moscone South, Room: 252

Hands-on-Lab:

ID# S314098

Title: Securing Web Services

Track: Java One: Java EE Web Profile and Platform Technologies

Date: Wed, 22-Sep-10

Time: 12:30-14:30

Venue: Hilton San Francisco, Room: Plaza A

Focus On documents:

Highly recommended to navigate through the maze

Identity Management

Security

Service Oriented Architecture
Central link to all focus on documents

Hope to see you there.

Highlights from JavaOne2007

Top areas that got due attention during the Java One 2007 conference held at Moscone Center in San Francisco were

1. Rich clients / Web 2.0 - Sun's JavaFx, Adobe's Flex, Open source OpenJfx, Oracle's Silverlight were the most talked about topics. Several sessions covered the rich client technology.
2. Service oriented architecture (SOA) - There was a separate sessions track on it. Many companies showcased mashups with SOA and the Service Component Architecture (SCA) offerings.
3. Mobile device programming - Motorola, Nokia, Sun and others showcased programming for mobile devices.
4. Ruby on Rails - This new programming framework was on everyone's mind with JRuby providing the java implementation.

Oracle was a platinum sponsor, and had a grand presence in the show. You can watch Thomas Kurian's keynote here.

Finally, more than 600 attended the presentation on web services security which I did alongwith Marc Chanliau. This was inspite of it being on the last day of the show. Security is a HOT topic.