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Newcastle/Tyne - Using and Extending Jaxen - 11 Nov 2004

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Alan J. White

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You are cordially invited to the next SPA-NE event. See below for
details.

Our events take place in the North East of England. BCS membership
is not required; there is no fee; there is no need to book.

Cheers
Alan J. White (SPA-NE secretary)
Tel. 0191 252 0488, email A.J.W...@blueyonder.co.uk

P.S. Why not join us in the Carriage pub (old Jesmond Station) after
the event.

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Using and Extending Jaxen
An open-source Java engine for evaluating XPath expressions
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A talk by Romilly Cocking, an independent consultant and trainer

Thursday 11th November 2004, 7:00 pm

Room A316, Ellison Building, Ellison Place, (also accessible from
Northumberland Road), University of Northumbria, Newcastle upon Tyne,
NE1 8ST.

Here is a street map:
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=425221&y=564754

ABSTRACT

Jaxen is of interest not just because it makes it easy to add XPath
evaluation to Java applications but also because it's one of the most
elegant and extensible frameworks that I've come across. It took just
one day to create a custom adapter that allowed me to use it with a
highly specialized document object model.

The presentation will take about an hour; the topic will be
illustrated by a case study taken from a current Banking project.

SPEAKER

Romilly Cocking is an independent consultant and trainer in
Application Development best practices. He has been helping blue chip
companies to deploy IT effectively since 1970. He is one of the
pioneers of object technology in the UK.

His current interests include Customising Agile Development Processes,
Array Technology, Architectural Refactoring and the use of Topic Maps
in Knowledge Management.

Talk notes: http://noops.prismtechnologies.com/spane/showTalk?tid=56

For more information contact: Alan White, tel. 0191 252 0488 or
email: A.J.W...@blueyonder.co.uk.

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About BCS SPA-NE
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BCS, the British Computer Society, is the United Kingdom's Chartered
Engineering Institution for Information Systems Engineering.

SPA-NE is the northern chapter of SPA (formerly OOPS), the BCS
specialist group for advancing software practice. We hold talks on the
latest software technology topics, which we hope will help both
novices and experienced practitioners to improve their knowledge, and
provide a forum for swapping ideas.

If you feel that you could be a SPA-NE Activist in any way - by giving
a talk, recruiting a speaker, helping with the organisation of events
or anything else, please contact me or any other committee member.

For more information about BCS SPA-NE, please see:
http://noops.prismtechnologies.com/

To be added to the SPA-NE mailing list, please contact Alan White,
tel. 0191 252 0488, email A.J.W...@blueyonder.co.uk.


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