SVJUG Members,
  SVJUG is cohosting the August meeting with Silicon Valley Web Developers JUG. The venue will be at
Verisign building. Please RSVP to van_riper@...

Please note the location is at Versign building at Middlefield, not @ Googleplex.

Thanks

Venki
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meeting annoucement.

Please note the location of the presentation has changed to VeriSign and
requires RSVP.

RSVP email requested by August 17th to van_riper@... with the
subject "August Meeting RSVP." Please include your full name within your
RSVP email for submission to VeriSign Security in advance of the
meeting. RSVPs will be accepted after August 17th, but, early RSVPs will
be greatly appreciated. It allows us to plan for the room configuration
and refreshments. If you have missed the RSVP deadline please send the
RSVP as soon as possible.  If you are unable to RSVP you may register at
the door.

This is a free event open to the general public. So, please forward this
announcement on to other interested parties. The online meeting
announcement with directions and more details is here:
https://sv-web-jug.dev.java.net/servlets/NewsItemView?newsItemID=5172

This will be a dynamic session focused on the demonstration of the
customary capabilities associated with an Enterprise Service Bus for SOA
middleware. These capabilities include: service hosting, message
delivery, endpoint registry, protocol mediation, transformation,
orchestration, BPM, declarative routing rules, BPEL, Rules Services,
Enterprise Integration Patterns such as - Filter, Content-Based Router,
Splitter, Aggregator, Wire Tap, etc.

18:30-19:00 Arrive & mingle with Pizza
19:00-20:30 Open Source ESB for SOA Presentation

Burr Sutter is a current Sun Java Champion, President of the Atlanta
Java Users Group and Founder of the Atlanta Chapter of the International
Association of Software Architects. He has over 15 years of software
design and development experience along with numerous published
articles, book chapters and developer conference speaking engagements
such as JavaPolis, Jazoon and No Fluff Just Stuff. He is presently
employed at JBoss, a division of Red Hat, and works with the JBoss ESB,
jBPM and Drools projects.

Please be sure to sign-in when you arrive for the meeting. The number
next to your name on the sign-in sheet will be used during the raffle at
some point in the evening. We will be raffling off 1 Free Ticket to The
Rich Web Experience a $1,695 value, several JBoss t-shirts, and 3 books
from Wrox Press: Professional Hibernate, Professional Java Development
with the Spring Framework, and Professional Ajax 2nd Edition.

This meeting was organized by the Silicon Valley Web Developer JUG and
is being co-hosted by the Silicon Valley JUG. Meeting attendees are
encouraged to view and augment the notes about this meeting afterwards
on the JUG Community Wiki here:
http://wiki.java.net/bin/view/JUGs/SvWebJug200708