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August
5-7, 2005 |
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The 4th Annual HADP
Developer's Conference |
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A Premier Educational
and Training Event |
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Sessions |
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Keynote
Sessions |
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"The
Next Generation of Programming with .NET 2.0,
Indigo, and Longhorn"
J. Sawyer, Microsoft
Corporation
J. Sawyer, Microsoft's .NET
evangelist, will discuss these new technologies
and how they will impact application
development this year and in years to come. |
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"Delphi
and the Web - Past, Present and Future"
Nick Hodges,
Lemanix Corporation
Nick will discuss the history of Delphi as a
web development tool,talk about where Delphi is at
right now with regard to the web, and where Delphi
is expected to be going in the future. |
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Technical
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"Delphi 2005 Product
Update"
Borland Software Corporation will discuss the
latest release of the Delphi and updates that have
been released. Borland will also discuss
upcoming changes and additions to the product to accommodate
.NET 2.0 and other new technologies. |
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"An Overview of the
Remote Objects Framework"
This presentation will provide
an overview of the RemObjects Framework, a
framework designed to create sophisticated
multi-tier and cross-platform applications with
Delphi, Kylix and .NET.
The session will begin with an
overview of the RemObjects SDK, a remoting
solution that provides developers with all the
tools necessary to model service oriented systems
and do remoting across Win32, .NET, Mono and Linux
platforms. It will then continue covering Data
Abstract, a data access framework specifically
designed to create cross-database applications
together with the RemObjects SDK. The session will
conclude with a quick overview of Hydra which
enables developers to write plugin-based clients
or RemObjects servers. |
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"Web Application
Development with IntraWeb"
This session is an introduction to the
development of web applications with IntraWeb. It
begins with a brief overview of Web applications
in general and available frame works, such as
ASP.NET. Then IntraWeb will be compared and
shown in depth with many examples. After a simple
“Hello World” example, more advanced topics
will be explored like session management,
databinding, DB pooling, SSL encryption,
compression, JavaScript and more. |
"Win32 Application
Development with an Eye on .NET: Tips and
Techniques"
If you are a typical developer,
.NET is in your future. At the same time, Win32 is
the current state-of-the-art. This session
examines the issues related to professional
software development during this time of
transition. |
"SQL Server 2005 Product
Update"
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"An
Introduction to Chrome"
This presentation will provide
an overview of the new Chrome language.
Chrome is a next generation Object Pascal compiler
for .NET that fully integrates with Visual Studio.
While staying true to the beauty and elegance of
Object Pascal, Chrome adds useful design elements
from other languages such as C#, Java & Eiffel
and it introduces its own language innovations.
Specifically, this presentation will address
language features that Delphi users have not seen
in classic Object Pascal and it will also
highlight Chrome's inherent relationship to the
FCL. |
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"ASP.NET
Components and Controls in Delphi -- the
Basics"
This session will cover the
basics of building custom server controls for
ASP.NET. It will cover base classes, extending
existing classes, persisting a controls values, a
control's lifecycle, how controls render their
HTML, using client-side Javascript, and how the
determine their block type. |
"Writing Thread-Safe
Code"
Whether you add additional
threads to your applications in order to implement
advanced features, or need to add custom code to
multi-threaded servers (such as Web servers), it
is your responsibility to make that code
thread-safe. This fast-paced presentation explores
the special nature of concurrent programming, and
shows you how to write robust code that
successfully participates in multithreaded
environments. |
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"The ASP.NET Caching
system"
The ASP.NET Cache object is a powerful tool for
storing and caching key information in your
ASP.NET application. This session will cover page
and user control caching, as well as the Cache
class, to include its properties, it methods of
caching, how to control the expiration of items,
tracking dependencies of cached items (such as the
changing of the status of a disk file), and
providing a callback routine when an item does
expire. |
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"Ask the Experts
RoundTable"
It's back by popular demand - the
Expert's RoundTable. This is your opportunity
to talk with the experts. You can ask
technical questions or probe for insights and
opinions on current and future issues related to
application development. It's your
show. |
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Sunday
Tutorial Sessions |
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"ASP.Net Application
Development with Delphi 2005"
Nick Hodges,
Lemanix Corporation
This session will cover all
the basics of ASP.NET development with Delphi from
the very beginning to more advanced topics. Topics
covered will include the guts of an ASP.NET
application, running, debugging, and deploying,
HTML controls, Web Controls, User Controls,
Session Management, Application Settings,
Authentication and Authorization, Caching, and
Error Handling. |
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"Leveraging
In-Memory DataSets: Featuring ClientDataSets"
Cary Jensen, Jensen Data
Systems
ClientDataSet expert Cary Jensen shares with
you some of the fascinating and innovative ways
that in-memory datasets can be used in real world
applications. Examples demonstrated include primed
caches, business objects, data abstraction layers,
and self-describing data transport objects. After
this presentation you will never think of
in-memory datasets in the same way again. The
techniques presented in this talk use
ClientDataSets, but some examples of .NET DataSet
are also included. |
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