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Richard Dow
IBM Corporation
Tuesday 2:30-3:20 pm
This presentation provides an overview of the 3-Tier Model as it relates to DB2 in a multi-platform environment. An implementation example is used to illustrate the configuration and implementation problems associated with a Web-based database view with focus on Lotus Domino. The requisite client and server components are addressed as they relate to solving the Net-based database problem and heuristics are offered to assist in similar implementation efforts.
Mike Conner, Senior Technical Staff Member
IBM Corporation
Tuesday 3:30-4:20 pm
Java is widely used to develop applets that bring Web pages to life. This session, however, explores the use of Java to do programming in the Web server, where its value may be even greater. While the focus is on the use of Java in the ICS Web server, its use in Netscape’s and Sun’s Jeeves servers is also addressed. Attendees learn how to write servlets, server-side Java programs, as well as how to access databases and produce dynamic Web pages. Mr. Conner describes how to improve performance, quality and productivity using server-side Java.
Keith McCall
Lotus Development Corporation
Wednesday 8:30-9:20 am
Domino.Broadcast employs the Lotus Domino server to streamline and coordinate the design, creation and content management of secure, interactive, functionally rich Domino.Broadcast applications with easy configuration and deployment. This session describes how organizations can communicate fast-breaking or time-sensitive information by sending it directly to employees’ and partners’ desktops.
Charles McNamara
Lotus Development Corporation
Wednesday 9:30-10:20 am
Domino.Connect integrates the power of Notes and Domino with relational databases and transaction systems, and then serves it all up on the Internet. Domino.Connect provides the most complete and open set of tools to connect strategic business applications to the Web. It creates powerful, secure Web applications that talk to other applications, transaction systems and databases. Attendees learn to maximize power by extending the reach of crucial business applications from the enterprise to intranets and the Internet.
Lotus Development Corporation
Thursday 8:30-9:20 am
Domino is the most productive way to build Internet/intranet applications. This session explains what Domino is, and provides attendees with instruction on how to save time. Learn how to start from scratch and get a Web application up and running.
Marie Kelly
Lotus Development Corporation
Thursday 1:00-2:50 pm — In-Depth Session
Hear about the Lotus Internet strategy and how, by using Internet Applications (Domino.Action in particular), you can get from beginning to a complete Web site with appropriate workflows in 45 minutes. Domino.Action is a Lotus Domino-based workflow application which enables Webmasters to quickly create and easily maintain Web sites. It integrates Web page authoring with approval and publish workflows so that the publishing changes and additions are controlled and manageable.
Trish Kirkpatrick, Program Manager, Electronic
Marketplace
IBM Corporation
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Thomas Meaders, Solution Architect
IBM Corporation
Thursday 4:30-5:20 pm
Network computing applications share common business characteristics and technical requirements.This overview of the components of the eBusiness architecture focuses on host enterprise systems integration and multiplicity of access.This session describes an "eBusiness architecture" of IBM solution components which have common applicability and explains the IBM SWG Network Computing Application Accelerator, which assists in the rapid development and deployment of these applications. Attendees hear descriptions of business development of network computing applications from various industries and learn the technical requirements which emerge from these current and historical industry initiatives.