OT99 Programme

OT99 (like all its predecessors) is an interactive, buzzing event at which you will learn and discuss ideas contributed by all the participants, not just the pre-prepared sessions. A significant proportion of the time is set aside for 'BOF' meetings. A BOF is for you to set up, to discuss any topic you like, with people interested in the same questions. In the past, BOFs have proved one of the most successful aspects of this series of conferences.

Sunday
1:00-7:00pm Working Groups	Kevlin Henney Pattern Writers' Workshop Working group	James O. Coplien Martine Devos Concept Café Working group	Andy Moorley Paul Dyson Architecture, Patterns and Systems Working group
7:30-8:30pm	Dinner

Monday
9:00-10:00am	Registration
10:30-11:30	Opening Plenary
11.30	Break
11:45-1:00pm	Ian Graham Is there a difference between Objects and Components? Goldfish bowl	Martine Devos Developing softer software. Case study	Jan Purchase David Petchey Sex, Lies and Requirements Capture Think tank	Tony Heap An architecture for application server wrappers Case study	Franco Civello Modelling for reusability Tutorial
1:00-2:15pm	Lunch
2:15-5:15pm	Kevlin Henney Patterns Inside Out Workshop	Paul Dyson David Harvey Programming in the Extreme Workshop	Suzanne Robertson Linking business goals, use cases and requirements Workshop	Charles Weir Object identity in architecture and distribution Workshop	Laura Hill Jonathan Irving Exploring XML Workshop
5.15-6.15pm	Break
6:15-7:00pm	Home Groups
7:00-8:30pm	Dinner
8:30-9:30pm	Diversions
10:00-11:00pm	BOFs

Tuesday
9:00-12:00	John Oldland Lateral Thinking and Patterns Workshop	Peter Marks In search of a simpler way Workshop	MaryLynn Manns Mining for Patterns Workshop	Bruce Anderson Martin Cooke Architecture as process Workshop	Alan Cameron Wills Meaningful models for Enterprise Components Workshop
12:00-1:15pm	Lunch
1:15-2:15pm	BOFs
2:15-2:30pm	Break
2:30-3:40pm	John S. Nolan The Roots of Failure? Think tank	John Daniels Evolutionary Delivery Part 1 --- Tutorial	Richard Barnes Building 3-tier CORBA Architectures Tutorial	James O. Coplien Martine Devos Architecture, a metaphor for software structure Workshop	Anthony Willoughby Business modelling with UML Workshop
4:00-5:00pm	Rob Day Alan Cameron Wills Nicolas Chagrin Getting IT together with Business: an OO Tragedy Play	John Daniels Evolutionary Delivery Part 2 --- think tank	Keiron McCammon Enabling Enterprise Components Vendor presentation
5:00-6:15pm	Break
6:15-7:00pm	Home Groups
7:00-8:30pm	Dinner
8:30-9:30pm	Diversions
10:00-11:00pm	BOFs

Wednesday
9:00-10:00am	Kent Beck Software is Sotfware Getting beyond the horseless carraige Keynote	Steve Vinoski ORB Architectures for CORBA 3.0 Keynote
10:00am	Break
10:15-11:30	Russel Winder Jan Purchase All Dressed Up And Nowhere To Go: A process for using patterns Workshop	Nathan Sowatskey Java, CORBA and XML: An architecture for independence Case study	Guido Dedene Experiences in teaching using a strict OO language Case study	Andy Moorley Architects are from Mars, Developers are from Venus? Workshop	Kathy Bohrer IBM's San Francisco Framework Vendor session
11:45-1:15		Kevin Watkins ORBs and ODBMSs: A Marriage Made in Heaven? Tutorial	Jutta Eckstein Learning and Teaching Frameworks Tutorial		Christopher Simons Whither eProcess? Tutorial
1:15-2:30pm	Lunch
2:30-3:45pm	Frank Buschmann Patterns@Work Case study	Andy Longshaw Mike Tricker EJB vs MTS Tutorial	Jane Chandler Whither away, Objects, Patterns, Components? Goldfish bowl	Monique Snoeck Guido Dedene Pleading against message passing Tutorial	John O'Sullivan XML messaging at Chase Manhattan Case study
3.45pm	Break
4:00-4:30pm	Closing Plenary

[Organisers]

Web site host:

TriReme International Ltd

OT99 Programme

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

IBM's San Francisco Framework