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SD2002 Boston (Nov 18-22) Call for Papers

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• Subject: SD2002 Boston (Nov 18-22) Call for Papers
• From: Elliotte Rusty Harold <elharo@m...>
• Date: Mon, 6 May 2002 09:13:25 -0400
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Once again I'm chairing the XML track at Software Development 2002 
East in Boston this November 18-22. The call for papers is now live:

http://www.cmpevents.com/SDxE/default.asp?option=14&V=1&CPid=16

Tracks include .NET Programming, C++, Java Programming, Project 
Management, Requirements & Analysis, Scripting Languages, Web 
Services, Wireless, and XML, though I'm only personally invoked with 
the XML track. Session types include 90 minute classes, full and 
half-day tutorials, panels, roundtables, brown bag case studies, 
birds-of-a-feather gatherings and keynotes. The deadline for 
submitting abstracts is this Friday, May 10, 2002.

For the XML track, I try to select a broad range of tutorial-focused 
sessions that cover specific technologies. For example, Intro to 
Schemas, Intro to XSLT, Overview of XML Security, DOM for Java 
programmers, etc. The key idea is that the session should be a 
90-minute to full-day introduction and how-to session about some 
specific XML technology that's reasonably well-cooked and can be used 
today. We find that our audience likes very practical sessions and is 
not as receptive to bleeding edge technologies (e.g. DOM Level 3, 
XSLT2) and advanced, research level presentations (e.g. Designing RDF 
Metadata, Optimization Schemes for XSLT, SOAP vs. REST). Our audience 
tends to be Java and C++ professionals who are using some XML rather 
than fulltime XML hackers. For the XML track, we are especially 
interested in 90-minute and half-day sessions. If you have any 
questions, feel free to e-mail me.
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