My presentation about exposing Domain Models through RESTful Web-Services has been accepted at JFokus, a Java conference to happen in January 2010 in the Kingdom of Sweden. The presentation will be the result of my experiences designing and implementing the Arena PUJ Project, a Java EE application full of learning opportunities. Arena is an online system to support PUJ Competitions but the main goal of the project is to be an open lab for the ones interested in learning the new Java EE technologies - specially the ones included in the Glassfish Portfolio.

What is Domain Driven REST Web-Services?

What else to expect from my presentation at JFokus? Live demo with source code available and a lot about Java EE 6 technologies: RESTful web-services with Jersey+JAXB, EJB3.1, JMS+JavaMail and JPA2.0. I also have some GUI prototype produced by third party students, including Vaadin, JSF2.0 and DWR. Also: I am a Java developer who likes Eclipse and Maven as building tools, sou you wil have a chance to listen someone talking about Glassfish without Netbeans ;).

A lot to do, an exciting challenge ahead and a lot of personal curiosity about Sweeden as well. Checking the speakers list and also reading about the past events, I am sure January 2010 will be the time for a hot Java in Stockholm.

Collaboration opportunity

For the ones patient enough to click on the links above, you may notice that the web-tier is the weak part of the project. My presentation is about the integration between the persistence layer with the service layer and I won't have time to demonstrated GUI features in details. But if you work with a cool GUI technology and you want to apply that in other projects (or just if you plane to learn that), please send me an email and we can try to do something up to the conference. The same stands for the bunch of test frameworks and techniques I noticed in the list. I offer my project as your technology test bed, and you can profit with the demos :)

Tack JFokus !