That he works there, while I work in Monrovia California... that's one of the interesting things about working at Sun: it's very international. Sun has people in all corners of the world. Last week I was on a phone call with perhaps 20 other people, and 12 of them were from other countries.
I talked to Sivakumart a few times on the phone before JavaOne, but met him only face to face for the first time at JavaOne. That's also one of the nice things about JavaOne: you get to meet people face to face you otherwise only talk with on the phone.
The presentation went pretty well, and the audience agreed: at the end of the presentation all audience members can fill in an evaluation form. Here are the feedback results
| Overall quality | Speakers |
Our presentation | 4.32 | 4.28 |
Average at JavaOne | 3.99 | 3.90 |
If you're interested, here's some more information:
JavaOne session information of "Developing J2EE Connector Architecture Resource Adapters"
Slide presentation "Developing J2EE Connector Architecture Resource Adapters"
I've recorded the presentation on my MP3 player:
Audio presentation of "Developing J2EE Connector Architecture Resource Adapters" (.wav)
Audio presentation of "Developing J2EE Connector Architecture Resource Adapters" (.mp3)
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