2004 Borland Conference: Speaker

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CONFERENCE SPEAKER: Malcolm Groves — Borland
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Occasionally changes occur in speakers, sessions and times. Please make sure to update your conference plans.

2012  ECO Boot Camp Session Change
Delphi Architecture, Models, and Patterns Microsoft .NET Framework Programming
Type: Preconference Tutorial. Level: Beginning.
Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) brings the power and productivity of model-driven architecture to Delphi 8 and C#Builder. This tutorial equips you to start exploiting this technology in your applications and covers: the class designer; object constraint language; derived attributes and derived relationships; association classes; persistence; ECO services; UI support, including data binding and the ECO Extender components; and using ECO with ASP.NET.
Prerequisites: Knowledge of object-oriented concepts, as well as Delphi or C# skills. No knowledge of Bold, ECO or MDA required.
2012 Sunday, September 12, 2004 — 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Room: A1/A8

2156  Introduction to Enterprise Core Objects (ECO)
Delphi Architecture, Models, and Patterns Microsoft .NET Framework Programming
Type: Regular Session. Level: Beginning.
Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) bring the power and productivity of model-driven architecture to Delphi 8 and C#Builder. This session provides an overview of the technologies ECO provides, giving you enough background so that you can explore this exciting technology further, either at other sessions in the conference or afterward.
Prerequisites: Knowledge of object-oriented concepts, as well as Delphi or C# skills. No knoweldge of Bold, ECO or MDA required.
2156a Monday, September 13, 2004 — 2:00pm - 3:15pm
Room: A1/A8
2156b Tuesday, September 14, 2004 — 8:00am - 9:15am
Room: A1/A8

2158  Exploiting your ECO Model
Delphi Architecture, Models, and Patterns Microsoft .NET Framework Programming
Type: Regular Session. Level: Beginning.
Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) bring the power and productivity of model-driven architecture to Delphi 8 and C#Builder. One of the major areas of productivity it presents is the ability to express much more of your application in your model. However, doing so requires a good understanding of capabilities such as derived expressions, derived relationships, association classes, and more. In addition, once you start building large ECO-based applications, you must be comfortable using UML packages to compartmentalize your model. This session examines these and other aspects of ECO, allowing attendees to really start benefiting from the power of ECO.
Prerequisites: Some ECO experience recommended. Knowledge of object-oriented concepts, as well as Delphi or C# skills. No knoweldge of Bold, ECO or MDA required.
2158 Monday, September 13, 2004 — 5:00pm - 6:15pm
Room: A1/A8

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MY SCHEDULE PRECONFERENCE TUTORIALS DEFINE CaliberRM DESIGN Together DEVELOP C++Builder C#Builder Delphi JBuilder TEST Optimizeit DEPLOY Borland Enterprise Server Janeva VisiBroker InterBase/JDataStore MANAGE StarTeam INTEREST AREAS ALM, Methods, and Process Architecture, Models, and Patterns J2EE™ Microsoft® .NET Framework Service-oriented Architectures Best Practices User Experience Emerging Technologies Testing and Quality Programming Mobile People, Teams, and Management Platforms Security COMPLETE SESSION LIST COMPLETE SCHEDULE SPEAKERS		CONFERENCE SPEAKER: Malcolm Groves — Borland Occasionally changes occur in speakers, sessions and times. Please make sure to update your conference plans. 2012 ECO Boot Camp Type: Preconference Tutorial. Level: Beginning. Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) brings the power and productivity of model-driven architecture to Delphi 8 and C#Builder. This tutorial equips you to start exploiting this technology in your applications and covers: the class designer; object constraint language; derived attributes and derived relationships; association classes; persistence; ECO services; UI support, including data binding and the ECO Extender components; and using ECO with ASP.NET. Prerequisites: Knowledge of object-oriented concepts, as well as Delphi or C# skills. No knowledge of Bold, ECO or MDA required. 2012 Sunday, September 12, 2004 — 1:00pm - 5:00pm Room: A1/A8 2156 Introduction to Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) Type: Regular Session. Level: Beginning. Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) bring the power and productivity of model-driven architecture to Delphi 8 and C#Builder. This session provides an overview of the technologies ECO provides, giving you enough background so that you can explore this exciting technology further, either at other sessions in the conference or afterward. Prerequisites: Knowledge of object-oriented concepts, as well as Delphi or C# skills. No knoweldge of Bold, ECO or MDA required. 2156a Monday, September 13, 2004 — 2:00pm - 3:15pm Room: A1/A8 2156b Tuesday, September 14, 2004 — 8:00am - 9:15am Room: A1/A8 2158 Exploiting your ECO Model Type: Regular Session. Level: Beginning. Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) bring the power and productivity of model-driven architecture to Delphi 8 and C#Builder. One of the major areas of productivity it presents is the ability to express much more of your application in your model. However, doing so requires a good understanding of capabilities such as derived expressions, derived relationships, association classes, and more. In addition, once you start building large ECO-based applications, you must be comfortable using UML packages to compartmentalize your model. This session examines these and other aspects of ECO, allowing attendees to really start benefiting from the power of ECO. Prerequisites: Some ECO experience recommended. Knowledge of object-oriented concepts, as well as Delphi or C# skills. No knoweldge of Bold, ECO or MDA required. 2158 Monday, September 13, 2004 — 5:00pm - 6:15pm Room: A1/A8 All speakers, programs, and descriptions subject to change.