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OOPSLA is coming up soon. As the premier object conference, OOPSLA should be of interest to members of the java.net community. I'm the program chair and have been working on revising the conference to be of interest to the larger programming community. Here are some reasons why I think you should attend OOPSLA this year.
Someone at the first Community Meeting last night asked about whether Sun could be trusted to "do the right thing" with java.net.
