| Title: |
Aspect-Oriented Programming with AspectJ and AspectWerkz |
| Presented By: |
Mark Volkmann, OCI |
| About the Presentation: |
Never before has so little code done so much! AOP is becoming a major tool for implementing certain kinds of functionality. This talk covers the benefits and the terminology used in describing AOP frameworks. It then covers the two most popular AOP frameworks for Java, AspectJ and AspectWerkz. An example is worked out in both so they can be directly compared. Two other frameworks, Nanning and Prose are also briefly described. Finally, a recommendation backed by lots of rationale is given. |
| About the Presenter |
Mark Volkmann has been a software consultant for Object Computing, Inc. in St. Louis since 1996. After several years as a C++ developer, in 1995 he switched to Java and never went back. For the past few years he has focused on using XML with Java. As a consultant, Mark has assisted many companies with Java and XML application development. Mark also has created and teaches many courses in Java and XML. They include: Introduction to Java, Java Syntax for Non-C Programmers, Java Programming, Advanced Java Programming, Creating Graphical User Interfaces Using Java (Swing), eXtensible Markup Language (XML), XML Programming Using Java and Web Services Using Java. Mark is a member of the St. Louis Java User Group steering committee and a regular presenter for that group. He has written for XML Journal and presented at XML DevCon conferences. |
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Presentation Materials: |
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Thursday, August 14, 2003