Difference between revisions of "Eclipse DemoCamps Galileo 2009/Walldorf"

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What is an Eclipse DemoCamp?

Location and Date

SAP AG
Building WDF05, Room S3
Dietmar-Hopp-Allee 20
69190 Walldorf
Germany
http://www.sap.com
May 19, 17:00 - 20:30
How to find Walldorf and building WDF05

Note: Building WDF05 is also known as ISZ (Internationales Schulungszentrum). It might be easier to find the right building with these pictures from the event location.

Parking: all parking garages will be available this day for external attendees. The gates open automatically.

New: The Eclipse Stammtisch has been replaced by a Happy Hour after the DemoCamp in the same building, WDF05. So no driving between "work" and "fun" is required. You don't have to register. Just stay after the demos for beer, pretzels and some chatting.

There will be an Eclipse Stammtisch after the Demo Camp. For a better planning please register below if you plan to attend the Stammtisch. This also holds for SAP employees.

For Bloggers and Users of Twitter, Flickr, etc.

In case you plan to blog or tweet about the Eclipse DemoCamp in Walldorf, please use the tag "#democampwalldorf" in order to make it easier to find all the comments and pictures via sites like @eventtrack. Thanks a lot for helping to promote the event!

Hint: how to register

You can add yourself to the list of presenters or attendees by modifying the corresponding section of this page. For that you need an Eclipse Bugzilla Account.

The easiest way to get such an account is to click on the "log in" link in the upper right corner of the DemoCamp Wiki page and follow the instructions to create a new Bugzilla account. Or go directly to [1]. Once you have your account (e-mail address + password), you can log in (again: upper right corner). Returning to the DemoCamp page, you will find [edit] links for each section (to the right of the section header) which allow you to add yourself to the respective list.

Organizers

Karsten Schmidt, SAP AG
Bernd Kolb, SAP AG
Erwin Tenhumberg, SAP AG

Agenda

1. 17:00 - 17:05 Hervé Couturier, EVP Technology Development (SAP AG): Welcome
2. 17:05 - 17:10 Ralph Mueller, Director Eclipse Foundation EMEA (Eclipse Foundation): Welcome
3. 17:15 - 17:45 Krum Tsvetkov (SAP AG), Benjamin Muskalla (EclipseSource): Memory Analyzer & RAP - Single Sourcing in Practice
4. 17:50 - 18:05 Michael Scharf (Wind River): A new View on Tables -- a flexible framework to show tabular data in SWT Tables and Trees
5. 18:10 - 18:25 Oliver Wolf (Sopera): Eclipse Swordfish
6. 18:10 - 18:25 Achim Demelt (eXXcellent solutions): Modeling is cool!
7. 18:25 - 19:00 Break
8. 19:00 - 19:15 Jochen Hiller (Deutsche Telekom AG), Frank Gerhardt, Gerhardt Informatics: Dynamic OSGi application using Equinox
9. 19:20 - 19:35 Elmar Eperiesi-Beck (CORISECIO): Equinox based SOA Security Framework - a future Eclipse Project
10. 19:40 - 19:55 Gunnar Wagenknecht (AGETO): Equinox on Servers - An introduction to the Eclipse Gyrex project
11. 20:00 - 20:15 Marcus Harringer (MicroDoc GmbH): Virtual Embedded Devices with OSGi, Eclipse and Flash
12. 20:20 - 20:35 Guy Philipp Bollbach (itemis): TMF Xtext: a self-experiment

Who Is Attending

If you plan on attending please add your name and company to the list below. We'd like to see as many people show up as possible. However, our venue is limited to a maximum audience of 100 people. Please keep in mind that we might not be able to provide a seat for you, if you enroll beyond that number.

1. Michael Scharf, Wind River
2. Ollie Gierke, Synyx GmbH & Co. KG Blog
3. Ralph Mueller, Eclipse Foundation [2]
4. Dirk Dinger, ICW
5. Elmar Eperiesi-Beck, CORISECIO
6. Bruno Quint, CORISECIO
7. Michael Sommer, Mobile-Collaboration
8. Mathias Liebold, Mobile-Collaboration
9. Tobias Matt, Mobile-Collaboration
10. Beyhan Veliev, EclipseSource
11. Thorsten Schenkel, compeople AG
12. Alexander Koderman, verinice / SerNet
13. Jochen Hiller, Deutsche Telekom AG
14. Stefan Duerrfeld, Mobile-Collaboration
15. Andreas Kaltenbach, ICW
16. Bernd Adamowicz, Freelancer, currently ICW
17. Gunnar Wagenknecht, AGETO
18. Jürgen Kilian, Freelancer, Kilian IT Consulting
19. Moritz Weiten, SEEBURGER AG
20. Reinhold Bihler, GROUP Technologies, www.emf4net.org
21. David Linsin, My Take on Things
22. Joachim Meyer, andrena objects ag
23. Moritz Post, EclipseSource
24. Manfred Böttger, GROUP Technologies
25. Timo Schmidt, GROUP Technologies
26. Christian Lay, GROUP Technologies
27. Jörg Schöttle, GROUP Technologies, www.emf4net.org
28. Lyuben Atanasov, CAS
29. Achim Demelt, eXXcellent solutions gmbh
30. Stefan Röck, CAS
31. Istvan Ballok, CAS
32. Darko Varju, EclipseSource
33. Kristian Weissmann, Cirquent
34. Joachim Ruckaberle, Joesoft
35. Günther Zach, GROUP Technologies
36. Joachim Machauer, GROUP Technologies
37. Christian Gitte, Hochschule Karlsruhe
38. Andreas Zilly Fraunhofer ICT
39. Ercan Oezkan, Freelancer Netropol IT
40. Marcus Harringer, MicroDoc GmbH
41. Matthias Schur, Hochschule Karlsruhe
42. Pavel Babics, Freelancer, currently GULP
43. Oezcan Acar, Freelancer, currently KurumsalJava.com
44. Jochen Krause, EclipseSource
45. Susan Iwai, EclipseSource
46. Johannes Utzig, SEEBURGER AG
47. Björn Mehner, ICW
48. Dimitri Uwarov, 1&1 GmbH
49. Quoc Dung Chau, GROUP Technologies
50. Jan Händle, GROUP Technologies
51. Martin Reimann, Freelancer, currently Thales Defence Deutschland
52. Heinz Drews, Cenit AG Systemhaus
53. Bernd Eckenfels, (Profile), SEEBURGER AG
54. Martin Weindel, ontoprise, ontoprise GmbH
55. Daniel Rabus, ontoprise, ontoprise GmbH
56. Dirk Wenke, ontoprise, ontoprise GmbH
57. Ralph Bergmann, Java User Group Berlin Brandenburg
58. Andreas Schrempp, infoscore Forderungsmanagement GmbH
59. Oliver Wolf, Sopera GmbH
60. Frank Hagl, Continental AG
61. Michael Kretz, Camelot ITLab, Camelot ITLab GmbH
62. Rahel Meller, Cirquent
63. Oliver Köhler, ICW
64. André Wolf, TTS GmbH
65. Peter Hausmann, TTS GmbH
66. Darko Ostricki, TTS GmbH
67. Michael Skarupianski, CAS
68. Markus Kopf, itemis
69. Maurice Gottschalk, TTS GmbH
70. Thomas Skariah, ICW
71. Mitko Kolev, ICW
72. Boris Stanojevic, ICW
73. Irina Kuschner, TTS GmbH
74. Stefan Ivanov, ICW
75. Joachim Mettenleiter, innovative software services GmbH
76. Sven Nold, ISB AG
77. Johannes Stammel, FZI Forschungszentrum Informatik
78. Christine Mitterbauer, MicroDoc GmbH
79. Alexander Neumann, heise Developer
80. Simone Seiler
81. Johannes Wachter, CAS / Hochschule Mannheim
82. Pascal Hahn, EINS GmbH
83. Benjamin Muskalla, EclipseSource
84. Sabine Krause
85. Andreas Ecker, 1&1 Internet AG, qooxdoo
86. Frank Gerhardt, Gerhardt Informatics Kft.
87. Guy Philipp Bollbach, itemis
88. Johannes Thönes
89. Anita Scholz, ICW
90. Tilman Bender
91. Fabian Jakobs, 1&1 AG, qooxdoo
92. Samuel Mellert, 1&1 AG
93. Alexander Pranko, instinctools GmbH

Note that our venue is limited to a maximum audience of 100 people. Please keep in mind that we might not be able to provide a seat for you, if you enroll beyond that number.

For SAP employees: Please do not enroll via this public Wiki page. Instead use this SAP-internal link. This is a local event for Walldorf. There will be no remote access from other locations.

Waiting List

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For SAP employees: Please do not enroll via this public Wiki page. Instead use this SAP-internal link. This is a local event for Walldorf. There will be no remote access from other locations.

Eclipse Stammtisch

The Eclipse Stammtisch has been replaced by a Happy Hour after the DemoCamp in the same building, WDF05. No registration is required

Please register here if you intend to join the Eclipse Stammtisch. This also holds for SAP employees - there is no additional SAP-internal registration for the Stammtisch.