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OOPSLA
Workshop
J2EE
vs .NET
November 4-8, 2002, Seattle, Washington, USA
Pre-Workshop Activities:
Participants can submit for discussion, ideas,
architectures and frameworks that have worked for them, ideas they believe can
work, or specific related challenges they face. This input will be posted on a public website so all participants
can review the material prior to the conference, and come with ideas to
share. The website will also be updated
with summaries of the discussions, final papers, and organized recommendations
that participants can download.
Workshop Format:
This workshop will start of with an introduction to
each platform, advantages and disadvantages, benchmarks, and obstacles for
applying each one followed by an invitation for open, informal discussion of
ideas to better apply these techniques.
At this point, the workshop will be open to participants to begin
discussions of their challenges, solutions including ideas for improving the
technologies in the future and maybe how to make them more interoperable and
seamless.
Post-Workshop Activities:
At the conclusion of the workshop, the organizers
will gather all the information discussed, summarize it, and post the
information on the website. This will
include all final papers submitted and accepted for the workshop, as well as
details of the challenges people have run into when using these platforms, and
recommendations for solving these so the participants, and the industry, can
begin to benefit by choosing the right platform in more efficient ways.