Difference between revisions of "EclipseCon 2007 DTP Related Sessions"

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At EclipseCon 2007, there will be a number of sessions related to DTP. Below is a list of these session, grouped by type.

(3615) Building on the DTP SQL Development Frameworks: The SQL Development Frameworks in DTP provide a strong foundation for creating SQL tools. This tutorial will explore some of these powerful features.
(3640) Enabling Databases for DTP: The DTP Enablement project is designed to host data source-specific extensions to the DTP core frameworks and tools. This tutorial is a great example of how to get started.
(3616) Open Data Access - Extension framework for adding Custom Data Sources: Data isn't much good if you can't get access to it. ODA is consistently one of the most active areas in DTP, and plays a key role in the BIRT project.
(3633) Building applications with WTP - Java Persistence API (JPA): The team working on JPA in WTP is an early adopter of DTP and has provided DTP with great input.
(3672) Eclipse & DITA: Write Once, Use Everywhere!: Maria's team contributed user documentation to DTP 1.0, and they have a huge ammount of experience with the Eclipse help system.
(3655) Intro Framework: Making a Good First Impression: Maria's team also contributed introduction page content to DTP 1.0.

(3878) Do you speak my dialect? Editing, parsing, and building SQL with the DTP SQL Development Tools: This is an exciting and important future growth area for DTP, and this presentation will be a great chance to get into the conversation early.
(3902) Experiences of a DTP Adopter: From a long-time adopter of DTP, these lessons will be a valuable perspective on DTP in particular and Eclipse projects in general.
(3682) The Garden & the Market: The Value of Eclipse Open Source: Open source is fascinating, and we're just beginning to understand how it meshes with traditional business models.
(3767) Data-centric Development with the Eclipse Data Tools Platform: How to use DTP with language development kits in Eclipse, concentrating on Java.

(4004) Enabling plug-ins to extend your application's data model: A very interesting application of Eclipse technology to the data tooling domain.
(4023) Hey WTP, Where'd My Database Function Go?: For those migrating from WTP/rdb to DTP, this will be a chance to get tips and provide feedback to DTP in person.
(3970) Database Table Manipulation plugins for DTP: The Jalcedo project has been doing some very interesting work with DTP, and is in the process of contributing functionality to DTP itself.

(3853) Following the Data: Eclipse Data Tools Platform: An open-ended discussion with DTP team members on the current state of DTP and possible future directions.

(4182) DTP BOF: Come meet members of the DTP in person for informal chats about and around DTP.

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 *[http://www.eclipsecon.org/2007/index.php?page=sub/&id=4023 (4023) Hey WTP, Where'd My Database Function Go?]: For those migrating from WTP/rdb to DTP, this will be a chance to get tips and provide feedback to DTP in person.
 *[http://www.eclipsecon.org/2007/index.php?page=sub/&id=3970 (3970) Database Table Manipulation plugins for DTP]: The [http://jalcedo2.sourceforge.net/xoops/index.php Jalcedo project] has been doing some very interesting work with DTP, and is in the process of contributing functionality to DTP itself.
+==Panel==
+[http://www.eclipsecon.org/2007/index.php?page=sub/&id=3853 (3853) Following the Data: Eclipse Data Tools Platform]: An open-ended discussion with DTP team members on the current state of DTP and possible future directions.
+==BOF Session==
+[http://www.eclipsecon.org/2007/index.php?page=sub/&id=4182 (4182) DTP BOF]: Come meet members of the DTP in person for informal chats about and around DTP.