Atlanta Java Users Meeting

["Burr Sutter" <sutter@bravepoint.com>]

Multi-Threading Design Patterns



This month's meeting will be next Tuesday Jan 21st from 7 to 9:30 PM. Our
meeting location for this month will be at the Wyndham Garden Hotel at the
corner of Hammond Drive and Barfield.  Seating will be limited this month
due to other events happening at the Wyndham so please arrive early. Keep in
mind that the bar area before and after the meeting is an excellent
networking opportunity. And if you know of any open Java development
positions please send those to us for broadcasting at the meeting!



Description:

Java has powerful facilities to manage multi-treading. This power makes it
easy to write programs that perform simultaneous tasks.



This presentation will be on how to design classes to do more than one thing
at a time and at the right time without interfering with each other. The
presentation will be organized as a set of design patterns for controlling
threads using Java thread-management facilities.



Our Presenter:

Mark Grand is a consultant with over 25 years of experience who specializes
in Distributed Systems, Object Oriented Design and Java.  He was the
architect of the first commercial B2B e-commerce product for the Internet.



Mark Grand is most widely known for his best selling Patterns in Java books.
Mark has taught for U.C. Berkeley, Sun, CNN and other organizations.



Mark is based in the Atlanta. He has been involved with object oriented
programming and design since 1982.  You can find more information about Mark
Grand at http://mgrand.home.mindspring.com.



Announcements:

Based upon our recent survey results, our priorities in 2003 are design
patterns, web services, J2EE, JDO (O/R), Jakarta & anything open source,
etc.  We are trying to line up our February and March meetings now with
these priorities in mind.



Sponsors:

As always we'd like to thank our sponsors that pay for the facilities that
we use.  BravePoint (www.bravepoint.com), BEA (www.bea.com) and Inflow
(www.inflow.com).



Thank You,

Burr



AJUG President