JUG Meeting #14 @ FCI-CU on Sat 18 April

Submitted by Ahmed Hashim on Sun, 2009-04-12 19:49

Announcement

Dear All,
Back to the interesting activities which enrich the community spirit and get the most benefits for all members, the monthly meeting.

Date: Saturday 18 April 2009
Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Place: Cairo University, Faculty of Computers and Information
To Register send email to april2009@egjug.org with your (name, title, company name)
Agenda:-

(10:00 AM 11:00 AM) Open Discussion about EGJUG, JDC, Open Source, Job market, hot topics like "IBM-Sun deal", session will be directed by Ahmed Hashim
(11:00 AM 11:45 AM) Enterprise Application security Using Spring Security by Usama Rashwan
(11:45 AM 12:00 PM) NetBeans Platform Training Certification & Microsoft Innovation Day Invitation Cards by Ahmed Hashim
(12:30 PM 01:00 PM) Web UI Development Tools by Amr El Adawy
(01:00 PM 01:45 PM) Introduction to Aspect Oriented Programming by Ahmed Rezk
(01:45 PM 02:00 PM) EGJUG upcoming meetings and JDC 2009 survey

Sessions' abstract:-

Enterprise Application security Using Spring Security: Spring Security 2 is the Spring Portfolio's security module, and is widely used in security - critical environments such as banking, finance, defense and government departments. This session is aimed at introducing Spring Security to those not already using it, or those wishing to gain a wider appreciation of what it can do in typical enterprise applications. This shows you how to configure and deploy Spring Security to secure web and business tier.

Web development is depending on UI as it does on Server side. Delivering rich user interface requires good knowledge of HTML, CSS and JS, and also needs the right tools to save time and efforts. Some errors and glitches in Web UI are very difficult to trace but very easy to solve, So in this session we are going to see some set of free tools that will help improving UI productivity, fix UI issues and enhance customer experience.

Although one of biggest aims of OOP paradigm was to provide another dimension to the structural modularity space; to modularize all aspects of a system, it fails to modularize the cross-cutting concerns. Cross-cutting concerns are things like logging, security ..etc. AOP is built on the top of existing modularity schemes of the previous programming paradigms like structure programming and OOP, to modularize these cross-cutting concerns.

Sessions' speakers:-

Usama Rashwan IT Architect At IBM Egypt, Usama has 8 years of experience in JEE and open source technologies, especially in Integration and SOA technologies. He is expert in Using Spring Portfolios in enterprise Application. He is the main Architect for security solutions for banking and financial systems.

Amr ElAdawy is a Software Engineer at Etisalat Egypt. Combining many server side technologies like .NET and Java, Amr has an excellent experience in Web 2.0 development specially Social Network applications. Amr also delivered Mobile clients for multiple platforms (Symbian, J2ME and Python). Amr is the founder of new Java web layer framework called JSPX, where all his knowledge and skills are utilized to create excellent framework. He is currently developing enterprise application for sales and telecommunications for Etisalat.

Ahmed Rezk: Research Engineer at Orange