Abstract

The objectives of the designers of the Java language, subsequently intensified by those of J2EE, were clear: discharge the developer from as much burden as possible with the computing environment and let him concentrate on the business code; and a second idea, was to create a market of reusable components.
The new Centralized Automated Security Intelligence System - CASIS - of Aprico is to that extent a remarkable example in a problem context far from the portals and web enablement projects.
We will demonstrate how Java has effectively created a real 'playground' for the creativity of a few security visionaries and, through the early selection of smart components - the ILOG JRules engine notably - helped build a rich solution in compressed schedule and budgets, even with some developers being new to the language.
The presentation will outline tips and techniques peculiar to Java developments but often overlooked by technology-addiction.

Date and Time

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Audience

• Business

Speakers

• Bernard Hauzeur
• Stéphane Rondal

Interesting Links

• http://www.ilog.com