Just a quick notice. I will be talking this wednesday at a Rails group in Stockholm. The subject will (for once) not be about JRuby, at least not primarily. Instead I will talk about an application called LPW, which is interesting since it doesn’t use a database as the main data feed, but a bunch of Web Services that are implemented by a third party and deployed with EJB’s in Axis. I had all kinds of challenges, but in the end the result became very good. I will talk a little about what you can expect when trying to interface with Java in this way, and good tricks on how to handle an alternative to ActiveRecord as model.

I’ve written a bit about LPW sometime this summer, if anyone is interested.

Next week is the JavaForum meet up in Stockholm, and I will speak after Rob Harrop. The subject is JRuby and the day is Tuesday. As far as I know, the meet up is full.

The presentation will be pretty standard JRuby fare for Java developers.

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This Monday (30:th October) I’ll go to Malmö to present on JRuby at JavaForum, as I posted a few weeks ago. After everything is over I’ll have an hour or two to spend before my train leaves, so if anyone is up for beer I’m game.

I will also present at JavaForum in Stockholm 21:th November. The presentation will be mostly the same, except for possible interesting developments during that time. At the same night Rob Harrop of Interface21 will present on Spring, AOP and ActiveJ. That promises to be very interesting, so I recommend everyone in the region to get there. =)

More information at http://javaforum.se.

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It is now final that I will be presenting JRuby at JavaForum in Malmö, the 30:th October. There is more information available at www.javaforum.se.

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