The Novell Developer Workshop Tour
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01 Sep 1998
Provides details on Novell's new developer workshops. These workshops will provide the training you need to develop killer applications for NetWare 5, NDS, and Java.
Introduction
Thinking about your developing future? Waiting for the next big paradigm shift? Don't wait! Explore Novell's vision of intelligent networking. It's here today and coming to a city near you tomorrow!
Novell's DeveloperNet team is taking to the skies and scorching the pavement to deliver the training you need to brew up killer applications to NetWare 5, NDS and Java. Get plenty of new information that gets you even more excited about Novell's development strategy and then dive into your choice of nine separate sessions. Whether you're updating an existing application to run on NetWare 5, or building a next-generation, distributed server-side solution, this is your chance to get the very latest training from the network leader on doing the voodoo you do even better.
Audience
The Novell Developer Workshop Tour is for developers and others interested in finding out more about Novell's development programs, tools and breakthrough initiatives for NetWare 5, NDS and Java development.
Workshop Fee
$199
Free for Novell DeveloperNet Members (all levels including free, Electronic)
Sound like your time will be well spent? Sign up now!
Developer Tour Agenda
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Time
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Sessions
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8:30 - 9:00 |
Continental Breakfast |
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9:00 - 10:00 |
General SessionWelcome, Novell Developer Contest, Intro to developing to NetWare 5, NDS, and Java |
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10:00 - 10:15 |
Break |
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Room 1 |
Room 2 |
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10:15 - 11:15 |
Getting Started with NDS Development What is (and isn't) a directory service How to speed up your development projects using NDS How you benefit by delivering directory-enabled applications How other developers are currently using NDS What is the X.500 directory standard Understanding the relationship between NDS and the X.500 directory standard The variety of platforms and tools that can be used to create NDS-enabled applications |
Getting Started with NetWare 5 Development New NetWare 5 services Novell Licensing Services Novell JVM & JIT New developer features Using NetBasic to create an NLM (NetWare Loadable Module) Beginning NLM development & |
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11:15 - 12:15 |
Java Environment for NetWare An overview of the Java Environment for NetWare The major classes of Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) and Novell JavaBeans The interfaces and classes needed by an application Samples of how JNDI is used to access and use Novell naming services (i.e., Novell Directory Services (NDS), the NetWare File System and others |
New Tools for Developing to NetWare 5 Metrowerks CodeWarrior for NetWare (A complete NLM development tool) The NetWare DLL Loader for Microsoft and Borland C Scripting Tools (Basic, JavaScript, Perl Rexx) Java Tools SQL Integrator ActiveX tools |
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12:15 - 1:00 |
Lunch |
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1:00 - 2:00 |
NetWare and the Tengah Java Application Server What is a Java Application Server Why use a Java Application Server The Tengah Java Application Server Architecture Features and Services Tengah provides for developers |
Accessing NDS via LDAP, Java, and ADSI The differences between the various protocols and interfaces that access the directories Setup, configuration and using Novell's LDAP V3.0 for NDS Compare X.500 DAP and NDAP (Novell Directory Access Protocol) Creating NDS-enabled applications using JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface) Creating NDS-enabled applications using ADSI |
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2:00 - 2:15 |
Break |
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2:15 - 3:30 |
Developing to ConsoleOne An introduction of ConsoleOne's snap-in architecture A demonstration of a management utility using this snap-in interface |
Developing to NetWare 5's New Features Overview of new developer features in NetWare 5 Memory Protection Virtual memory features Multiprocessor Kernel Using advanced NetWare 5 features in your application Advanced NLM development |
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3:30 - 4:30 |
Developing to NDS via ActiveX, ODBC, Scripting, and JavaBeans Creating NDS-enabled applications with Visual Basic using ActiveX How to use Novell's NDS ODBC driver Using Scripting (Basic, JavaScript and Perl) to access NDS Creating NDS-enabled applications using Java Beans |
Developing to Oracle 8 on NetWare 5 |
Developer Tour Schedule
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September
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October
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November
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December
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North America11 Salt Lake City16 Houston17 Dallas22 St. Louis23 Denver29 Chicago30 Detroit |
North America1 Toronto6 Washington DC7 Boston8 New York City13 San Jose14 Orange County15 Seattle20 Atlanta (N+I) |
North America10 - 11 Provo Two day hands-on training |
North America1 Philadelphia3 Ft. Lauderdale |
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Latin America28 San Paulo, Brazil30 Buenos Aires, Argentina |
Latin America1 Santiago, Chile13 Mexico City15 Monterey, Mexico |
Europe2 London4 France6 Germany9 Netherlands |
Asia7 Tokyo9 Taiwan Australia11 Sydney |
* Originally published in Novell AppNotes
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