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A sampling of the more than 225 JavaOne sessions for architects. Browse the entire JavaOne Content Catalog. Sunday October 2, 2011 Time Title Location 12:30 pm...

A sampling of the more than 225 JavaOne sessions for architects. Browse the entire JavaOne Content Catalog. Sunday October 2, 2011 Time Title Location 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm Part 1: GlassFish Community—The Foundation for OpportunityAdam Bien - Consultant, Adam-Bien.comJohan Vos - CTO, LodgONLaird Nelson - Senior Software Architect, JenzabarArun Gupta - Java EE & GlassFish Evangelist, Oracle Moscone WestRoom 2020 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Part 2: GlassFish Unconference—Let Your Voice Be...

Today's Links (9/8/2011)

Focus on Fusion Middleware at Oracle OpenWorld 2011 | Dain HansenHansen offers highlights of some of the more than 400 sessions in the middleware and develop...

Focus on Fusion Middleware at Oracle OpenWorld 2011 | Dain HansenHansen offers highlights of some of the more than 400 sessions in the middleware and develop streams at OOW11. Oracle Fusion Middleware Security: Using the nsstools to manage SSL stores for curl | Chris JohnsonChris Johnson shows how he created the certificate database and imported the CA's certificate. SOA Configuration Management Using Enterprise Manager Grid Control (SOA Governance@work)Part 2 of Jyothi...

September 2011 Oracle Technology Network Member Discounts

Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne are right around the corner, October 2nd to 6th in San Francisco, but we still were able to work with our partners to get OTN...

Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne are right around the corner, October 2nd to 6th in San Francisco, but we still were able to work with our partners to get OTN members a few discounts. Manning Offers - Receive 42% off - Agile ALM by Michael Hüttermann Clojure in Action by Amit Rathore Apress Offers - Receive 25% off the below eBook purchased on www.apress.com. Expert PL/SQL Practices Expert Oracle Exadata Get Discount codes at the Oracle Technology Network Member Discount Page.

Today's Links (9/7/2011)

Oracle OpenWorld for 50 Bucks - Really? | OTN GarageThat's right, $50. Half a hundie. And you're waiting for what, exactly? Hitchhiker's Guide to Software...

Oracle OpenWorld for 50 Bucks - Really? | OTN GarageThat's right, $50. Half a hundie. And you're waiting for what, exactly? Hitchhiker's Guide to Software Architecture and Everything Else: Apples and Oranges | Michael StalStal examines the "huge gap between traditional engineering disciplines and software engineering." Texas Style BBQ and Cloud Value Propositions | Ron BatraFinding the Right Mix for Your Needs. OWSM Concepts - 11g (Oracle Web Service Manager)A discussion of...

Oracle OpenWorld for 50 Bucks - Really?

If you're an OTN Member, you can get a Discover Pass to Oracle OpenWorld for $50.00. The Discover Pass won't let you into the technical sessions and hands-on...

If you're an OTN Member, you can get a Discover Pass to Oracle OpenWorld for $50.00. The Discover Pass won't let you into the technical sessions and hands-on labs, but it will let you into the keynote and executive sessions, the user group meetings, the exhibition halls and Demo Grounds and, of course, the OTN Lounge. And that's not all. Find out how it compares to full registration here:Discover Pass vs Full RegistrationBe sure to use this priority code: DOTN11.Here's...

Today's Links (9/6/2011)

Web Experience Management: Labor Day Luddite | Michael Snow"Bringing a lot more courtesy to our online interactions with content that is not only contextual but...

Web Experience Management: Labor Day Luddite | Michael Snow"Bringing a lot more courtesy to our online interactions with content that is not only contextual but intelligently delivered." The Latest Research from the SEI | Douglas C. SchmidtLinks to new SEI reports on architecting service-oriented systems, operational resilience, more... The Art of Good Code Design | David StromWhat software developers can learn from German design genius Dieter Rams. Marc Andreessen on Why...

Favorite Bloggers of OTN Latin America

image courtesy of wikipedia By now you've probably heard of OTN Latinoamerica, the Spanish- and Portuguese-language version of the Oracle Technology Network. It...

image courtesy of wikipedia By now you've probably heard of OTN Latinoamerica, the Spanish- and Portuguese-language version of the Oracle Technology Network. It provides resources similar to those on the English-language version, but in the local languages. And it focuses on the needs of Latin America's OTN members. They just had an update worthy of noting: their list of favorite bloggers. It categorizes Spanish- and Portuguese-language bloggers by application and region. If...

Become One of the Usual Suspects

Over the last three years a small army of community members has shared their invaluable insight and expertise by participating as panelists on the ArchBeat...

Over the last three years a small army of community members has shared their invaluable insight and expertise by participating as panelists on the ArchBeat Podcast and as interview subjects for the Architect Community column in Oracle Magazine. These contributors include several members of the Oracle ACE/ACE Director program, a number of authors, a few analysts, and other experts. Several people within that number have been so generous with their time and insight over the...

Recommened Linux sysadmin/developer reading: the Ksplice blog

In July, Oracle acquired Ksplice, a small company based in Cambridge, MA. If you haven't heard about Ksplice yet, it's some very cool technology that enables...

In July, Oracle acquired Ksplice, a small company based in Cambridge, MA. If you haven't heard about Ksplice yet, it's some very cool technology that enables you to patch a running Linux kernel without rebooting. Ksplice support is now included in our Premier Linux Support offerings. Check this Getting Started with Oracle Ksplice page for details.The Ksplice Blog which used to live on the Ksplice home page has now been migrated to the Oracle Blogs. It's a treasure-trove of...