SpringOne 2GX 2011

Chicago, October 25-28, 2011

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Magnificent Mile Marriott
Downtown Chicago
540 North Michigan Ave.
Chicago, Illinois   60611
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Tom McCuch

Senior Sales Engineer, SpringSource

Tom McCuch is a Senior Sales Engineer for SpringSource with over twenty years of experience in software engineering. Tom specializes in the architecture, implementation, and deployment of distributed systems requiring high Reliability, Availability, and Scalability (RAS) features. Before joining SpringSource, Tom consulted enterprise clients across multiple industries in the architecture of mission-critical solutions based on open source software as well as led the engineering of enterprise Java middleware supporting next-generation telecommunications products deployed at tier-1 telcos both in the U.S. and Europe.

Presentations

Re-factoring a Spring Application for SOA using Spring technologies in 40 min

Traditional Enterprise Integration products (i.e., Enterprise Services Bus) promote a proprietary development and deployment model that requires a steep, costly organizational learning curve to successfully adopt. In addition, the more successful you are at adopting these development and deployment models - the more locked in to those proprietary products you become. What if Services Oriented Architecture could be be incrementally adopted in a lower risk, more agile way - led by your current Java developers and systems analysts? What if the end-result of this incremental adoption could simply be a re-factored version of your existing Java business application that is still fully portable across all java run-time environments?

Spring Framework, Spring Integration, and Spring Batch are lightweight, embeddable frameworks that serve to support the incremental adoption of SOA within your business applications, not complex, standalone middleware products that aim to control them (and ultimately you). This presentation will demonstrate how a legacy, vertically-integrated Java application can be re-factored toward a more flexible, modular service oriented architecture by the Spring developers you already have using the tools and platforms (tcServer, dmServer) they already know (and love).

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