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Achieving interoperability between enterprise systems developed in Java on servers and remote Windows desktops running rich .NET clients is a common scenario for many corporations. Implementing this interoperability in a manner that is both performant, scaleable, and developer-friendly is not trivial. Web services is one way to achieve such interop, but it comes with a huge amount of baggage that makes web services less than suitable for highly concurrent systems.
In this session, Aleks Seovic and Rick Evans will present the case for using Spring and Spring.NET to achieve (as close as is possible) transparent interoperability between Java and .NET (specifically in the context of rich .NET Windows desktop applications and Java server backends). The various tradeoffs between achieving performant, scaleable interop, and making friendly the development experience of the developers tasked with implementing such interop will also be covered. The session will include a number of examples that will demonstrate why the combination of Spring and Spring .NET with regard to Java/.NET interop is so compelling. SpeakersAleksandar Seovic Aleksandar Seovic is an enterprise .NET and J2EE architect with extensive experience in healthcare, pharma and financial services industries. Most of the work Aleks has done over the last seven years is related to enterprise document and content management solutions that are leveraging Documentum product suite, but he does get a chance to work with more "mainstream" technologies from time to time.
Aleks is a co-lead for Spring.NET Framework, a port of Spring Framework to .NET platform, and lead developer of Spring.Web, Spring.Aop, and Spring.Services modules of Spring.NET. He is also a co-author of the upcoming Pro Spring.NET book from Apress.
Aleks is also a Founder and Managing Director of S4HC, a consulting and software devlopment company with headquarters in New York and development center in Belgrade, Serbia. He can be reached at aleks at s4hc dot com. Mark Pollack Mark Pollack is a Partner at CodeStreet, LLC, a software and consulting firm in the financial services industry. He has worked extensively as an architect and developer on various front office trading systems that involved a mixture of .NET and Java technologies and emphasized message-based middleware. He obtained a Ph.D. in physics before starting a career in software development.
Mark has been involved with the development of the Spring Framework since 2003 and in 2004 founded its .NET counterpart Spring.NET. LocationDate: Friday, December 08
Time: 8:00 - 9:30 PM Westin Diplomat
3555 South Ocean Drive
Hollywood, FL 33019
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