These special Pre- and Post- Conference training sessions have been designed especially for JavaOne attendees. Please note that Pre- and Post- Conference training sessions are not included in your JavaOne 97 registration. Space is very limited, so register today.

Reservations: 800-668-2741 (US. & Canada), 415-372-7077 (International). Sorry, online registration is not available for these training courses.

On-site registration for Java for the Experienced Programmer and Introduction to Java Programming is on Tuesday, April 1 (day of training) from 7:30am - 7:30pm at the Sheraton Palace.

On-site registration for Hands-on JDBC and Hands-on JavaBeans is on Saturday, April 5 (day of training) from 7:00am - 1:00pm at the Grand Hyatt.

1. Java for the Experienced Programmer

Audience: Experienced Object-Oriented programmers

When: Tuesday, April 1, 1997

Time: 9am to 5pm

Format: Lecture Only

Cost: $395 (lunch is included)

Location: Sheraton Palace, Regency Foyer (Registration), Concert Room (Lecture); Phone: 415-512-1111
2 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California

Summary of Course:

Prepare yourself for the onslaught of information at JavaOne with this lecture only seminar. The day starts with a whirlwind tour of Java's distinguishing features followed by a discussion of how to use Java's run-time type information to increase program flexibility, how interfaces extend the lifetime of your program, how to develop threaded applications while preserving safety and liveness, and how to implement data structures in Java. The day wraps up with discussions of the major components of JDK 1.1 including AWT, object serialization, JavaBeans^TM, and JDBC^TM.

For further information on Java for the Experienced Programmer, or to find out more information about skills gained from this specific course, visit: http://www.magelang.com/JavaOne.

II. Introduction to Java Programming

Audience: Basic Java Introduction

When: Tuesday, April 1, 1997

Time: 6:30pm to 9:30pm

Format: Lecture Only

Cost: $195

Location: Sheraton Palace, Pacific Heights Room, 2nd Floor; Phone: 415-512-1111
2 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California

Summary of Course:

This talk will present the Java Development Environment, introducing the Java language and the current Java technologies; including JDBC, Java RMI, Java IDL and JavaBeans. In addition, the talk will focus on the 100% Pure Java^TM initiative and why it is so important to the industry. The three-hour session will be approximately two and a half hours of lecture followed by thirty minutes of Q and A. This presentation is brought to you by Sun Educational Services, the eader in Java training, with course offerings on Java that range from learning Java as your first programming language to distributed programming with Java and developing applications with JavaBeans.

III. Hands-on JDBC

Audience: Experienced Java programmers

When: Saturday, April 5, 1997

Time: 8am to 5pm

Format: 4 Hours Lecture, 4 Hours Lab

Cost: $495 (lunch is included)

Location: Grand Hyatt, Plaza Ballroom West, 345 Stockton Street, San Francisco, California Phone: 415-398-1234

Summary of Course:

The goal of this course is to get programmers up to speed quickly on the new JDBC API, which allows Java programs to connect to databases via SQL. The course is interwoven with flexible exercises that, together with the course text, allow programmers to tailor the learning process to their particular learning style. This course will cover the important areas of JDBC, including connecting to a database, sending queries, fetching results, examining metadata from the database, error handling, concurrency and efficiency issues.

For further information on Hands-on JDBC, or to find out more information about skills gained from this specific course, visit: http://www.magelang.com/JavaOne.

IV. Hands-on JavaBeans

Audience: Experienced Java programmers

When: Saturday, April 5, 1997

Time: 10am to 7pm

Format: 4 Hours Lecture, 4 Hours Lab

Cost: $495 (lunch is included)

Location: Grand Hyat, Plaza Ballroom Westt, 345 Stockton Street, San Francisco, California Phone: 415-398-1234

Summary of Course:

JavaBeans takes Java's "Write Once, Run Anywhere^TM" capability and extends it to include "reuse everywhere." JavaBeans are reusable components. Components are combined from disparate sources to create applications quickly and easily. To streamline the development process, programmers build small, reusable pieces called Beans and then "glue" them together with the help of a visual "builder" program such as a GUI builder.

This hands-on course takes you through the process of creating and using JavaBeans effectively. First, the services necessary to utilize JavaBeans are explained: Introspection/Reflection, Event Handling/Communication, Persistence/Serialization, GUI merging/Properties, and Customization/GUI builder support. After the student has the background, we will explore how to customize, connect and integrate with the Beans environment. Finally, the student will learn how to write new, fully functional Beans.

For further information on Hands-on JavaBeans, or to find out more information about skills gained from this specific course, visit: http://www.magelang.com/JavaOne.

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