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Announcing PA Java 2000 CFP practical-applications@pap.com (Mr Practical) (1999-08-04) |
From: | Mr Practical <practical-applications@pap.com> |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
Date: | 4 Aug 1999 01:19:43 -0400 |
Organization: | Compilers Central |
Keywords: | Java, conference, CFP |
Announcing
PA JAVA 2000
THE FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS AND PARTICIPATION
============================================
THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITON ON
THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF JAVA
============================================
Wednesday 12th-Friday 14th April 2000
Crowne Plaza Midland Hotel Manchester, UK
Java has become the most exciting development in the later part of the
1990s. Launched as an alternative programming language to C++/C, Java
has now matured beyond a programming language, into Java as a system.
The reduced complexity offered to developers, support for object
orientation and a range of APIs, such as networking, security,
database integration, user interfaces and others, makes Java a good
candidate for developing applications in various domains, ranging from
E-Commerce, network management, scientific computing and education.
The objective of this conference is to bring together developers,
practitioners and researchers involved in Java based application
development, or in overcoming deficiencies in the language -- such as
execution performance, support for specialised data structures,
repeatability of numerical precision and support for real time and
embedded systems.
APPLICATION PAPERS - APPLIED JAVA
==============================
Papers are invited in the use of Java, including but not restricted to
the following domains:
- IN EDUCATION:
Experience reports from curriculum developers using Java as the
core programming langauge.Also, Java based applications that support
teaching and
learning, such as collaborative environments and multimedia courseware
-IN E-COMMERCE,FINANCE AND COMMERCIAL COMPUTING:
such as large scale data mining, data warehousing, product
brokering and the use of Java in trading systems
- IN SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING:
applications in Engineering, PhysicalSciences, BioInformatics and
related areas
-IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND APPLICATION INTEGRATION:
component models and application development environments
-FOR REAL TIME AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS:
JVM support on various platforms
-JINI and INTELLIGENT NETWORK MANAGEMENT
-JAVA BASED SOFTWARE ENGINEERING:
CASE tools, development environments and code generators, support
for software testing and maintainability
- GRAPHICS: Java 3D and visualisation environments
- BIOTECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE: monitoring and instrumentation
-INTEGRATION WITH OTHER TECHNOLOGIES: such as CORBA, XML and FIPA ACL
ENABLING TECHNOLOGY PAPERS -LANGUAGE ISSUES
=====================================
-Language based Persistence Support
- Performance Improvements : JIT compilers, dynamic compilation,
improvements in RMI
-Memory Management: improved garbage collection
-Support for Specialised Data Structures
-Numeric Repeatability on Specialised Co-Processors
-Transaction Management with Jini
-Security Issues and Policies
-Support for Mobility and Thread Migration
-Support for Legacy Codes
PAPER SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
=======================
Paper submissions will be refereed by the Programme Committee. Papers
can be of any length, up to a maximum of 20 pages. Accepted papers
will have 30 minutes to present the paper at the Conference.
Also accepted are industrial reports. This type of submission is
intended for proffessionals, who have little time to write a full
paper, but who nevertheless would like the oppourtunity to present the
benefits of their application at the Conference. Reports describing
your application should be no more than 6 pages long. Industrial
reports will receive a fast track review.
These are guidelines only, but please try to address as many of the
points below as possible.
Describe the Application
=================
* Describe the problem or business issue that is addressed
* State clearly what the system does, how it is designed and how
it
works
* What are the objectives?
* How large is the application (lines of code, number of person
years
etc)?
Methods and Approach Taken
====================
* Discuss the approach and the reasons for choosing it
* What innovative methods are used to solve the problems being
addressed?
Results
=====
* Describe your results in as much detail as possible, so that
other
developers could experiment
with the approach described.
* Are the methods used successful and did they measure up to the
stated objectives?
* Did the methods used provide any new insights?
* Provide a summary of feedback from users
* If the application is experimental, evidence should be provided,
preferably using a real-life problem
* How is the system currently maintained?
* Is there a Cost-Benefit analysis to back up the success of the
work?
You may also like to consider the following
==============================
* Is there a web site where readers can get more information?
* Is there a version that can be presented to an audience?
* Are there any related articles that have been published in
magazines/journals?
* What are the future plans for the work (extensions, deployment
opportunities)?
Papers and Industrial Reports will be published in the proceedings but
note that there will be a clear indication as to the type of
submission.
In some cases revisions to submissions will be asked for by the
programme committee. Authors are responsible for making the required
revisions and submitting the final or revised version of the paper by
the due date for the final version. Papers not meeting the revision
requirements will not be included in the Proceedings.
Papers from non English speakers are strongly encouraged, however we
would ask that your paper is proof read by a native English speaker,
if possible, before submission.
SUBMISSION DETAILS
================
Dates:
Submission Deadline: December 6th, 1999
Report Deadline: December 16th 1999
Notification/Comments: January 10th 2000
Final Papers due: February 21st, 2000
Five copies of your paper, in English, should be received by the
conference organisers, on or before December 6th, 1999 and for reports
by the 16th December 1999
Formatting instructions (Word), are as follows and refer to A4 paper:
TITLE: 18pt Times Roman Bold
HEADINGS: 14pt Times Roman Bold
TEXT BODY: 12pt Times Roman Plain/Medium
SINGLE LINE SPACING
No text on the reverse side and please do not number the pages. If you
wish you can number in pencil on the reverse side for the correct order.
Margins
25mm on the left and right
25mm for the top margin
30mm for the bottom margin
Please also submit an electronic version of your paper as a PDF file or
Word
document. The email address for this is
practical-applications@pap.com
Please include a cover page including:
1.Full Contact Details
2.A Short Abstract
**Important Note**
Please use the following address when sending your papers to us.
PA Java 2000
54 Knowle Avenue
Blackpool
Lancs FY2 9UD
UK
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
=====================
Chaired by Omer F Rana, University of Wales-Cardiff, UK, this programme
committee is drawn from industry leaders and first class universities
and research organisations.
Members:
Mike Ashworth Daresbury Laboratory, UK
Mark Baker PortsmouthUniversity, UK
Zoran Bidimlic Rice University, USA
Philippe d'Anfray ONERA, France
Wolfgang Gentzsch GENIAS, Germany
Vladimir Getov University of Westminster, UK
Art Gittleman California State Univerity Long Beach,
USA
Simon Greatrix BT Laboratories, UK
Alex Hayzelden Queen Mary and Westfield College, UK
Suresh Jagannathan NEC Research, USA
Jawad Khan Systems Limited, Pakistan
Reinhard Klemm Bell Laboratories, USA
Cristina Lopes Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, USA
Dennis Merritt Amzi! Inc, USA
Dana Moore AT&T Research, USA
Simon Moores The Research Group, UK
Jose Moreira IBM T. J. Watson,New York, USA
Peter Parnes CDT, Sweden
Jean-Christope Pazaglia MediaTech, Italy
Giacomo Piccinelli Hewlett Packard, UK
Tony Printezis University ofGlasgow, UK
George Thiruvathukal Layola University, USA
Andrew Verden IF Computer, Germany
David Walker University of Wales, Cardiff, UK
Martin Westhead EPCC, Edingburgh, UK
David Wong Mitsubishi ITA Cambridge
Siamak Zadeh Sun Microsystems, Palo Alto, USA
CALL FOR EXHIBITORS
==================
The conference also provides an opportunity for software vendors and
developers to demonstrate Java systems. You are invited to contact the
organiser to arrange for your application to be exhibited at the event.
THE VENUE
=========
PA JAVA 2000 will be held in Manchester at the Crowne Plaza Midland
Hotel
as part of PA EXPO 2000, Comprising:
The Practical Application of Intelligent Agents and Multi Agent
Technology (PAAM 2000)
The Practical Application of Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (PADD
2000)
The Practical Application of Knowledge Management (PAKeM 2000)
The Practical Applicaation of Constraint Technology and Logic
Programming (PACLP 2000)
Manchester is the commercial, financial, educational and cultural
capital
of the UK's largest economic region outside London. The city's standing
as
a major European educational centre has created a high concentration of
technological expertise, making it an ideal place to do business.
Manchester Airport is used by 95 airlines and serves 175 destinations
worldwide.
The Midland Hotel is located in the heart of Manchester, and has been
first
choice for top companies wishing to hold their most prestigious events
in
the very best venue Manchester has to offer, from the days when the Hon.
Charles Stewart Rolls met Fredrick Henry Royce leading to the formation
of
Rolls Royce ltd.
The Business Centre located on the ground floor offers a full range of
services to delegates during the working day and also offers a 24hr fax
service.
ORGANISATION
=============
The Conference and Exhibition are organised by The Practical Application
Company Ltd.
Contact Details
Allison Roth / Anne Marie Purcell
Telephone 44 (0) 1253 358081
Fax 44 (0) 1253 353811
E-mail Java@pap.com
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