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Brewing Fresh Java Ideas In India

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Tuesday, 21 November 2006

The IndicThreads Conference On Java Technology 2006 to be held in Pune, India promises to bring to you the latest and coolest things that are buzzing in the Java world. The conference features some of the best international and national speakers who will bring their expertise and ideas to you.

Date - 1st and 2nd December 2006
Venue- Hotel Pride, Pune, India
Website - http://conference.indicthreads.com

While this event is on Java tech, we are working on similar events for PythonThreads.com and QThreads.com. Also check out the Java Is Open Contest to win some great books and a free conference pass.

The venue is the five-star Pride Hotel and the dates are 1st and 2nd December 2006. For more visit http://conference.indicthreads.com

The speaker and session list is as follows-

Speaker Name	Session Title
Atul Kahate	Enterprise Java Security Dos and Donts
Debu Panda	EJB 3.0 In Action
Dibya Prakash	Migration Trick - J2EE to Ruby on Rails
Dileep Dharma	Java Test Driven Development
Floyd Marinescu	Enterprise Java Trends and the Future Perspectives
Gavin King	Building JSF and EJB3 applications using the Seam framework
Harshad Oak	Groovy And Grails
Janak Mulani	Rich Internet Applications and AJAX
Kishore Kumar	Using Apache Geronimo for real world J2EE applications
Raghu Kodali	Integrating BPEL, Human Workflow and Business Rules in Java EE
Ramesh Loganathan	Synergies between J2EE, SOA and Web2.0
Panel Discussion	Will Ajax revolutionize Java web development?

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