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Welcome to the Los Angeles Java Users' Group [LAJUG] home page. Brought to you for Java enthusiasts by Java enthusiasts.

Information

The Los Angeles Java Users’ Group (http://www.lajug.org) is an informal non-profit organization that serves the greater Los Angeles area community of Java developers and enthusiast. We usually meet on the first Tuesday of every month from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. and discuss a wide variety of technological issues that impact the Java developer community. Membership is completely informal, and anybody is free to attend. Please see our Events schedule for information with regards to our meetings.

For those unfamiliar with Java, it is a programming language, platform, and set of standards used to develop software solutions for a wide-variety of needs. At LAJUG you will learn more about the Java platform. Furthermore, we also use our meetings as an opportunity to network, foster friendships, and give back to the community from which we benefit.

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Job Providers

LAJUG would like to show appreciation to the following organizations that recruited members. In appreciation of any organizations that recruits and provides employment opportunities at LAJUG Monthly Meetings, LAJUG will host the organization's corporate logo on the LAJUG website until the next Monthly Meeting.

[Do you want your Logo here? Then please recruit at the LAJUG Meetings].

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Seeking Presenters

We are currently seeking presenters for the topics listed below. Help us strike-out our topics. Your generosity in providing a presentation will be greatly appreciated. Our meetings usually have between 30 and 40 members, and your presentation will also provide a unique marketing opportunity directly with Java developers. Presenters should be either a Java enthusiast, Java Developer who completed a project utilizing one of the mentioned technologies, or a vendor with extensive experience in one of the mentioned technologies.

  • JavaServer Faces [Craig R. McClanahan / Sun Microsystems]
  • Java WebStart [Gary Kephart]
  • J2EE Web Application Design Patterns
  • J2EE Design Patterns
  • J2ME Wireless Applications [W. Wood Harter / Side-Eight Software]
  • JDK 1.5 [Matthew Ingenthron]
  • Persistence with EJB and Hibernate
  • Web Services and Web Services Security
  • Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) [Daniel Webster]
  • Unit Testing with JUnit, Cactus, DBUnit
  • Stress Testing with JMeter
  • Searching with Lucene
  • EJB 3.0 [Jonathan R. Wetherbee, Oracle Corporation]
  • EJB 3.0 Persistence [Jonathan R. Wetherbee / Oracle Corporation]
  • The Spring Framework [Colin Sampaleanu / Interface21]
  • Inversion of Control Pattern
  • Tapestry
  • AJAX [Andrew Arrow / Shopzilla]
  • Java Business Integration
  • BeanShell
  • J2EE Security
  • Java Management Extensions (JMX)
  • Java Help
  • Java Media Framework (JMF)
  • Java Cryptography
  • Internationalization with Java [Jon Cruz]
  • Project Looking Glass [Matt Ingenthron / Sun Microsystems]
  • Maven [Andreas Schaefer]
  • Maven 2 [Carlos Sanchez]
  • Portlets JSR 168 [Jeremey Boynes / Gluecode]
  • Sun Java Desktop System [Matt Ingenthron / Sun Microsystems]
  • Service Oriented Architecture [David Chou / Microsoft Corporation]
  • The Case for EJBs
  • Oracle ADF
  • MyFaces
  • JEE 5
  • Subversion [Joe Chavez / California Institute of Technology]
  • JBoss Seam
  • Google Web Toolkit [Kelly Norton from Google]
  • Groovy
  • Grails
  • Web 2.0
  • Dojo
  • Shale
  • AJAX+JSF
  • JSON-RPC
  • JAX-WAS
  • RDBMS Design and TX Management
  • Java Multi-Media

We are also open to your suggestion as to which topics we should cover. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

Volunteers please contact Marco or Matt.

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Next Meeting

Don't see this month's meeting? Checkout events!

The next LAJUG meeting is on August 5, 2008 at the Sun Microsystems offices in El Segundo.

The topic will be Pragmatic JAX-WS by guest Gary Rudolph from eHarmony.

Raffle Details

A gift from JetBrains, we will raffle a license for the award winning ide product IntelliJ version 7.0

and a few corporate gifts from Sun Microsystems.

Parking: We are currently resolving the parking situation. Please pay for your own parking, or park close by in the meantime.

Attendees may network from 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The meeting starts at 7:00 p.m.

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The next LAJUG Study Group will be on July 08, 2008 at E! Networks in Los Angeles, CA.

The current book is Java Generics and Collections by Maurice Naftalin and Philip Wadler

The next book due to start NA is

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