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__NYCJava.net monthly general meeting (every first Thurs)__ - Thursday, March 1, 6-9pm\\

__[Java Enterprise Study Group]__ (formerly Java Projects Study Group) Monday March 26, 6-9pm\\

__Location:__ NYPC (New Yorker Hotel 34th and 8th Ave Room 550) free, no rsvp required\\

We will focus this "first" meeting on the EJB 3 specifications (including a post mortem from those who took the 5 hour beta exam) with example code walk through. This group will serve both those who are interested in SCBCD 5 certification as well as those interested in persistence and web framework technologies. If time permits a walk through of refactoring and debugging a Struts 1.0 application to a Struts 2.0 w/Hibernate application will be demonstrated. -[DL]\\

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__Location:__ NYPC (New Yorker Hotel 34th and 8th Ave 5th flr)\\

__Speaker:__ Bruce Ingalls [BI]\\

__Bio:__ Bruce is a programmer & 10 year member of NYCJava, back to the days of C++. In an industry concerned about what you've done lately, Bruce teaches a class in info security, and is building an Ajax front-end to a VOIP app.\\

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__Topic:__ Best Practices\\

This material will be beginning level, but some material should be new to the experts in our group. Feel free to bring a laptop, if you have one; Bruce hopes to engage you in a new framework for talks. Bruce will start, by demonstrating the free Belenix J2EE / NetBeans environment, which can boot & run from a thumb drive or DVD. Next, Bruce will approach a realistic, albeit 1-paragraph programming problem, with the complete SDLC and modern, standard, albeit free, tools & processes, including: ArgoUML, Ant, Design Patterns, JavaDoc, JUnit, Swing\\

__NYPC General Meeting__ Tuesday March 20 7pm. Please visit [http://nypc.org] for details.\\

This is our parent organization's general meeting and although it is not Java related, I thought it may interest some of you:\\

David Pogue is the New York Times 'State of the Art' weekly circuits columnist, he frequently is on CBS News, he has online columns and very amusing video Podcasts on technology topics. David has just published two new Missing Manuals on Windows Vista. In 1999 he started writing a series of computer books called the Missing Manual series, which now includes 30 titles.\\

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__NYCJava.net monthly general meeting (every first Thurs)__ - Thursday, April 5, 6-9pm\\

__Location:__ NYPC (New Yorker Hotel 34th and 8th Ave Room 550)\\

__Speaker:__ Elliotte Rusty Harold [bio|http://www.elharo.com] [blog|http://cafe.elharo.com]\\

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There will be door prizes (courtesy of Sun Microsystems)and a networking dinner and drinks afterwards.\\

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There will be door prizes (courtesy of Sun Microsystems) and some food and a networking dinner and drinks afterwards.\\

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We were studying for the free beta exam SCBCD 5.0 (Sun Certified Business Component Developer) also referred to as EJB 3.0 Certification, congrats to those who passed! The SCJP (Programmers) certification study group is on hiatus but a course and study group is being planned - stay tuned for announcements.\\

We were studying for the free beta exam SCBCD 5.0 (Sun Certified Business Component Developer) also referred to as EJB 3.0 Certification, congrats to those who passed! The SCJP (Programmers) certification study group is on hiatus but will return in late spring.\\

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__NEW:__ __[Java Enterprise Study Group]__ (formerly Java Projects Study Group)\\

This study group will commence in March - stay tuned. -[DL]\\

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