Get tips for accomplishing some of the typical tasks that come up when developing ILOG JViews Ajax Web applications, and see some useful advanced programming interfaces (APIs) that can help you achieve them. We will also cover the common topics that developers face when putting together ILOG JViews Faces Web applications that integrate with third-party component libraries. And we’ll reveal the upcoming ILOG JViews 8.1 Faces features. Don’t miss the chance to ask questions and interact with the members of the ILOG JViews Faces Team. Your registration automatically registers you for a chance to win Edward Tufte’s book “Envisioning Information.”
Who should attend?
Developers and ILOG JViews customers who want to build more efficient Web interfaces
Anyone currently evaluating options for Java graphics tools
Anyone interested in hearing about the latest developments in Java visualization technology
Presenter Cleo Barretto is a software engineer in the ILOG JViews development team—the ILOG visualization framework for Java™. He has worked at ILOG for the past six years and is currently working on the ILOG JViews thin-client offering. Mr. Barretto's expertise and areas of interest are desktop and thin-client technologies, as well as object relational mapping enterprise technologies.
Book drawing
Envisioning Information by Edward Tufte
All registrants will be entered in a drawing to win Edward Tufte’s "Envisioning Information". You must be present to win. Five books will be awarded at the end of the presentation on each day.
Cleo Barretto is a software engineer in the ILOG JViews development team—the ILOG visualization framework for Java™. He has worked at ILOG for the past six years and is currently working on the ILOG JViews thin-client offering. Mr. Barretto's expertise and areas of interest are desktop and thin-client technologies, as well as object relational mapping enterprise technologies.
