Fabrizio Giudici presenterà “DCI – Data, Context and Interaction”

DCI – Data, Context and Interaction – è una best practice OO introdotta recentemente da Trygve Reenskaug, il formalizzatore del pattern MVC. DCI, da certi punti di vista, può essere visto come un’evoluzione del MVC, predicando un modo per distribuire correttamente ruoli e responsabilità in un’applicazione ad oggetti che interagisce significativamente con il mondo esterno. Tuttavia, DCI è un concetto ancora più sofisticato, in quanto coinvolge profondamente alcune best-practice di OOD e invita a ripensare il design degli oggetti. Fabrizio introdurrà DCI con alcuni semplici esempi di codice Java, proponendo la sua personale “best-practice” di implementazione di DCI.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trygve_Reenskaug

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The next meeting of the Genova JUG will take place at 6.30pm on the 29th of September 2010 at NIS in Via al Porto Antico 7, 16128 Genova

We’ll talk about

• DeployIt (Benoit Moussaud, Technical Director @ Xebia Labs)
• News from JavaOne 2010 (Fabrizio Giudici)

Deployit offers end to end Java EE deployment automation to IBM WebSphere, Oracle WebLogic, JBoss and Tomcat environments. Deployit not only deploys Java EE applications, it also configures other middleware components such as web servers like Apache, databases, security proxies like Tivoli Webseal and DataPower, firewalls and load balancers.

Deployit promotes applications from the development environment to test, acceptance and production environments, allowing you to standardize your deployment procedures across your enterprise.

A discussion of the main issues and directions for J2EE application deployment and management will follow.

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Here you are the slides from Mario Fusco’s presentation on the “The feel of Scala”.

http://www.snoopal.com/documents/e280b98c-95e9-4666-87a8-c429b703bbb3/TheFeelofScala?q=scala

Thanks to all who attended!

The next meeting of the Genova JUG will take place at 6.30pm on the 14th of April 2010 at the new location of NIS in Via al Porto Antico 7, 16128 Genova

We’ll talk about:

• Sun SPOT technology and devices (Giampaolo Melis)
• ideas for upcoming events

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We’ll talk about:

• Elements web component library (Giampiero Granatella, Paolo Predonzani)
• report from Javaday Roma 2010 (Carlo Bonamico)

Elements is an open source library of web UI components for high productivity in small to large projects. It is not “yet another framework” competing in the framework arena; rather, it is a library that integrates with regular JSP’s, with Struts 2 and, in future developments, with other frameworks. The components cover all levels of abstraction: low (single fields), medium (forms) and high (multi-page wizards, integrations with JFreeChart and GoogleMaps, etc.). Elements does not require any xml configuration but uses reflection and annotations to interact with regular pojo’s. This JUG presentation will show how to create a feature-rich multi-page form (see the picture below) in 15 minutes.

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Take note: the event will take place on the 30th of January at the University Roma III.

For all details see http://roma.javaday.it/javaday2010

JUG Genova members will contribute with several technical talks – stay tuned for further updates…

Corneliu’s samples can be downloaded from his website.

Here you are the links we discussed in the meeting:

• James Ward Census RIA demo
  • http://www.jamesward.com/census

The next meeting will take place on the 24th of November. Stay tuned!