A recording of my recent Live training Seminar “Building Applications with ArcGIS Server Using the Java Platform” is now live on the ESRI Training and Education Web Site as a free Training Seminar.
Here is the link: http://training.esri.com/acb2000/showdetl.cfm?DID=6&Product_ID=909
Just back from the Live Training Seminar on Bulding application for ArcGIS Server using Java platform. For the folks who dint tune it, it will be available in two weeks as an recorded seminar on the ESRI training site.
I was the “Subject Matter Expert”/ Co-presenter along with Allan Hammersmith. This was a technical seminar focussed on building JSF based web applications using the Java Web ADF. We showed how to build a simple web app with just a map and maptools (zoomin,zoomout….) and then built on this demo to add the table of contents and a custom task.
We did have a extensive Q&A session and the whole presentation lasted around 60 mins. We had good response for the webcast and counted approx 1000 users logged in from 10 different countries.
Overall a nice experience and was also given the “WebCast SuperHero” certificate for all the hard work put in. Thank you Tasha, I’ll take it.
Feels good to be back home. Had a successful DAAJ class in Aylesbury followed by a 4 day touring of London.
The class went on pretty smooth, most of them (6/8) were ESRI UK employees. Aylesbury as a town in very small and not much to do, few good restaurants and lots of pubs.
Wohoo … I will be flying (with my wife) next week to ESRI UK to teach a class Developing Applications using ArcGIS Server using Java Platform a.k.a DAAJ
Pretty excited about this trip, ESRI UK is actually 40 miles away from London, Aylesbury to be exact. This is a very well designed course and ideal for folks trying to implement a solution using ArcGIS Server and Java ADF.
Check out the links section, I have updated good sites to bookmark if you are developing with ArcGIS Server and Java ADF, will surely come in handy.
Anyways, after teaching I am taking of for a few days to visit London. Let me know if you know any must-see places.
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