News Updates

• The O'Reilly Conference on Enterprise Java: Day 3--Robert Eckstein reports on the keynote by Sun Microsystems' Simon Phipps, "Standards, Swarms, and Synergies," as well as sessions by Middleware vice president Doug Bateman on "SOAP" and O'Reilly author Hans Bergsten on "Custom Tag Libraries Using JavaServer Pages." For ongoing reports, check ONJava.com's Conference Coverage.

• To keep abreast of the unfolding conference news, visit OnJava.com.

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• An Interview with Simon Phipps--Why did Simon Phipps leave IBM to become Sun Microsystem's chief technology evangelist? So he could "work with the people who were doing the imagining." O'Reilly Network editorial director David Sims also asked Simon about Sun's advances in wireless, peer-to-peer, PDAs, and smart Web services.

• The Big Small Platform--Conference presenter and O'Reilly author Jonathan Knudsen explores the Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) of Java 2, Micro Edition (J2ME) and explains how all the acronyms fit together. Jonathan Knudsen will speak about J2ME and XML at the upcoming O'Reilly Conference on Enterprise Java.

• Enabling Component Architectures with JMX--Writing for the O'Reilly Network's new ONJava.com Web site, Marc Fleury explains the role of Java Management Extension (JMX) components in J2EE platforms and how JMX boosted productivity in an open source project. Marc Fleury will speak about How to Use jBoss at the upcoming O'Reilly Conference on Enterprise Java.

• We are featuring many of the authors who have made the O'Reilly Java series the leader in Java publishing, including Brett McLaughlin, author of Java and XML, and Jason Hunter, author of Java Servlet Programming.

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