Java ME, Mobile, Embedded, and Devices Session Presentations

This comprehensive toolkit can reduce the cost and time spent on functional testing and increase developer productivity. The toolkit runs on the same VM that Oracle makes available to manufacturers and can be customized for/by OEMs and operators to cater to their developer communities. This results in emulation with much higher fidelity. Fidelity is further enhanced by support of new JSRs, one-click network monitoring, and tooling (debugging, profiling, and more). Commercial plug-ins for the toolkit introduce support for extensions of Oracle Java Wireless Client Release 3.0's Oracle Mobile Developer API feature, Java + Web, and Java + SIM runtimes.

LWUIT features a full UI builder, HTML rendering capabilities, and rich UI controls—and these can all be combined to create powerful apps.
This session reviews some cool and new features in LWUIT: the GUI builder, the new ads component, the new Facebook API, and more.

It may bring much more interesting and useful services and work as a hub for connecting all smart devices/appliances via ZigBee or other protocols in the home (home internet of things), thus helping make the next-generation smart home a reality. The smart home will greatly improve people's living standards. The Java-powered home gateway is the major trend in home gateways—Java technology with OSGi is suitable for this usage scenario.

This session introduces the latest technologies and one real home gateway device powered by Oracle Java Embedded Client.

There are many free tools and libraries that can help, but which ones to choose? This BOF session introduces the top 10 (or maybe 12) best free tools and libraries and shows you how to use them.

"Terrence Barr is a Senior Technologist for Mobile and Embedded Technologies at Oracle.

Over the last 15 years Terrence has worked on various technical aspects of mobile and embedded systems and Java platforms including industrial control systems, multiprocessor architectures, implementation and optimization of virtual machines, byte code hardware acceleration, advanced client-side and mobile applications, scalable client-server architectures, and more.

Terrence participates or has participated in industry organizations and standards bodies such as JCP, VITA, EEMBC, OMA, and AMI-C, has authored or co-authored a number of U.S. and European patents, and speaks frequently at conferences around the world including JavaOne, Jazoon, OREDEV, OSiM, and others.

His blog can be found at: http://terrencebarr.wordpress.com/"

One of the major use cases are these embedded devices are being connected to the cloud, providing valuable data to the enterprises. In this session, you will learn about how Embedded Java and related technologies are integrated to provide necessary capabilities and services.
Topics covered: Java Emebbed, Embedded Database, GlassFish for Embedded.

Kevin is currently a lead Product Manager for Java Embedded at Oracle. He is responsible for developing and implementing plans to enhance and expand Java Embedded product offerings. Kevin has worked in the industry for more than 18 years in various roles including system development, consulting, and product strategy. Prior to Oracle, Kevin held various product development and management consulting positions for Sun Microsystems, Citrix Systems, and Accenture.

Java is leveraged in major M2M System-on-a-Chip (SoC) architectures for it's power, flexibility, platform-independence, security, and developer productivity. Using Java enables the creation of new values and use cases in the M2M space and the ability to drive intelligence and connectivity into devices, increasing value and reducing costs. In this session, we introduce core concepts of Java in M2M, show its concrete benefits, and look at a number of real-world case studies.

Terrence Barr is a Senior Technologist for Mobile and Embedded Technologies at Oracle.

Over the last 15 years Terrence has worked on various technical aspects of mobile and embedded systems and Java platforms including industrial control systems, multiprocessor architectures, implementation and optimization of virtual machines, byte code hardware acceleration, advanced client-side and mobile applications, scalable client-server architectures, and more.

Terrence participates or has participated in industry organizations and standards bodies such as JCP, VITA, EEMBC, OMA, and AMI-C, has authored or co-authored a number of U.S. and European patents, and speaks frequently at conferences around the world including JavaOne, Jazoon, OREDEV, OSiM, and others.

His blog can be found at: http://terrencebarr.wordpress.com/

This includes deployment of smart meters and network connected smart home appliances. Leveraging the deployment of communication enabled electricity meters, many applications can be offered to home owners for optimizing energy usage and utility companies as a means of managing the load on the grid and preventing power demand peaks. The Home Energy Gateway (HEG) is the hub connecting utility-controlled smart grid and smart appliances in consumer homes. This session provides an overview and demonstration of Home Energy Gateway POC implemented using java programming language running on Java ME CLDC virtual machine. The HEG solution features implementation of Demand-Response web-services client, Zigbee API for wireless connectivity, embedded web server for remote device control, monitoring and application management."

Kevin is currently a lead Product Manager for Java Embedded at Oracle. He is responsible for developing and implementing plans to enhance and expand Java Embedded product offerings. Kevin has worked in the industry for more than 18 years in various roles including system development, consulting, and product strategy. Prior to Oracle, Kevin held various product development and management consulting positions for Sun Microsystems, Citrix Systems, and Accenture.