Tuesday, November 21, 7:00 p.m.
Murray Herrick 304
Part I
JLog: A Java Logging Framework
Logging your way to faster defect detection and removal
presented by Todd Lauinger
Abstract:
This presentation will discuss the importance of developing a comprehensive error handling and logging strategy. Such a strategy, in combination with a logging framework, can help you detect and correct defects more quickly. The presentation will also discuss JLog, a freely-available logging framework. Todd Lauinger developed JLog to help implement comprehensive error handling and logging quickly in Java projects.
Bio:
Todd Lauinger has been developing mission-critical engineering and business systems for over 10 years. He is currently employed as a Software Construction Fellow at Best Buy Co., Inc. Todd is also a freelance author, conference speaker, teacher, mentor, and consultant in his spare time.
Part II
OOPSLA in Review Panel Discussion
Join the panel in a discussion which may include any or all of these questions and more...
How do you handle that ever daunting task of tracking errors?
Why might a biological model be more appropriate for computing than a machine metaphor?
What role will agents play in the future of software development?
What does the advent of DAML mean for KQML?
What is green field development?
Is code really erotic?
Is SOAP good for anything besides washing yourself?
What is the role of ritual or ceremony in team development?
What is the biggest problem with software development on Wall Street?
Is XP still Extremely Popular?
What are business rules?
Where do business rules go in an enterprise system?
Why is contract modeling becoming so important in computing?
What is ebXML?
How many kinds of XML are there and why?
How is workflow used in enterprise application integration?
Is there a taxonomy of workflow?
What do women, fire and dangerous things have in common?
Will Bugs Bunny ever ask "What's e-DOC?"
Can the "U" in UML ever stand for universal as well as unified?
What are the implications of wireless
computing?
Last Updated: 11/15/00