WebClient and Websydian at 4th Annual Plex and 2E Developer's Event - September 23-25, 2009
Come see us for free training and technical session on the latest Websydian/WebClient products, including Websydian 6.1, Websydian Express, TransacXML, and WebClient 1.4.13.
Technical Track - September 23
- 9:00-12:00 Web Services with Plex and Websydian TransacXML
- 9:00-12:00 Web 2.0/Ajax Development Primer
- 13:00-16:00 WebClient I + Advanced Topics
Technical Track - September 24
- 10:00-10:45 WebClient for CA Plex (in Spanish)
- 10:00-10:45 Web Applications with CA Plex and WebsydianExpress - the Basics
- 11:00-11:45 Web Applications with CA Plex and WebsydianExpress - Taking It to the
Next Level
- 13:15-14:00 Web Applications with CA 2E and WebsydianExpress - Develop and
Deploy
- 13:15-14:00 WebClient for CA Plex Update
- 14:15-15:00 Going SOA with CA Plex and Websydian
Technical Track - September 25
- 9:00-9:45 What is SOA?
- 11:00-11:45 What's new in Websydian v6.1 and WebsydianExpress v3.0
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Special Promotions
To add to the excitement around this event, there will be two special software promotions available to customers who attend the conference:
- Offer 1: Purchase a seat of WebClient i+ and get an expense-paid trip to Ft. Lauderdale or an equivalent discount.
- Offer 2: Attend one of the WebClient i+ free training classes offered at the conference, and receive a free non-commercial version of WebClient i+.
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WebClient and Business Intelligence
Many WebClient developers are planning to incorporate business intelligence (BI) into their web applications. Adding business charts, graphs, and dashboards to Plex application is actually very straight forward. There are two techniques that can be used.
- The web component framework, Dojo, contains extensive charting capability as part of Dojox. These chart components are free, and all types of business charts are supported, but some programming is required. Here is a new blog post on using this technique.
- WebClient also integrates well with more extensive BI frameworks such as IBM's popular DB2 Web Query and other products that have a web interface (most of the popular open source or commercial packages). The BI package can then be controlled from WebClient applications (some details here).
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