Come and hear the latest about CaliberRM and StarTeam, the Define and Manage products and how they contribute to the Borland Application Lifecycle Management Solution. With StarTeam and CaliberRM, project teams can benefit from an integrated environment for managing requirements and changes, tracking defects and threaded discussions, and managing the tasks required by effective project management.

This session shows how to use CaliberRM and StarTeam to embrace change in your projects, manage deliverables and produce productivity metrics that satisfy both management and development teams. Borland StarTeam is an automated configuration and change management system, Borland CaliberRM is an enterprise requirements management.

Anhand von sieben konkreten Beispielen von Patterns (Adapter, Facade, Chain, Mediator, Observer, State und Master-Slave) lässt sich das Erstellen von modularem und effizientem Code aufzeigen. Diese Struktur- und Verhaltensmuster bilden auch eine Grundlage für modellgetriebene Anwendungen – wie man Patterns verwaltet, um gefunden zu werden, zeigt zusätzlich die Technik der Packages.

Für die einen eine Revolution, für andere die nötige Einbindung von zusätzlichen Notationselementen. Mit einem kompaktem Überblick der Neuerungen, aber auch Fallgruben, entscheiden Sie nach der Session selbst, ob sich für Sie ein Umstieg lohnt. Die Anpassung der UML 2.0 an bestimmte Domänen (Profile) mittels der MOF (Meta Object Facility) und XMI, zeigt die zusätzlichen Möglichkeiten der MDA.

This presentation explores a number of classic design patterns from the GOF book from the Delphi language perspective, providing some implementation samples, covering some Delphi idioms, and offering an overview of patterns in OOP. This talk covers a little of the theory, but mostly focuses on applying patterns to the daily use of Delphi, like plugging-in features to existing VCL components.

This session will cover the best practices for Define, Design, Develop, Test, Deploy and Manage. It shows how to enable the entire development team to colloborate, reflect and react to each other's work in real time. Whether you're an analyst, architect, developer, tester, deployer or manager, this session will deliver valuable information to be more productive and improve the overall quality.

This session shows how to apply classic design patterns from the "Gang of Four" book in .NET and C#. This session shows the motivation and examples for each covered design pattern, with non-trivial examples. The covered design patterns are Singleton, Model-View-Controller (including MVC for ASP.NET), Memento, Abstract Factory, Template Method, Observer, and Visitor. Samples in C# and Delphi .NET.

This session introduces many of the concepts common to Agile methodologies and shows how to apply them in the .NET platform. Topics include best practices, unit testing (with NUnit), refactoring, coding standards, and other Agile topics. This session shows how to take advantage of changing requirements, impossible deadlines, and loose coupling to build applications. Samples in C# and Delphi .NET.

This session covers the basics of Struts. It demonstrates how it grew from the MVC design pattern, how to install and use Struts, and details on its use. It shows the Struts libraries, actions, FormBeans, validations, command mappings, custom Struts tags, and internationalization. Numerous examples of Struts are shown throughout the session.

It covers advanced features of Struts, including building with modules, tiles, and changes to the standard Struts taglibs. Numerous examples appear throughout of how to utilize Struts to the fullest.

Windows-1252 oder ISO-8859-1? UTF-8? Unicode? Jeder Entwickler sollte die Möglichkeiten der Zeichensätze kennen, damit es mit dem Austausch und der Speicherung von Informationen klappt. Und damit Ihnen niemand ein ô für ein ä vormacht.

This session will provide details on how to succesfully implement a requirement management process. The session explains how Borland CaliberRM is used for requirements management system. Topics discussed are how to facilitate collaboration, impact analysis, and communication in the definition and management of changing requirements, helping teams improve product quality.

Windows Forms 2.0 will help you create those rich client applications users love even more quickly. Find out about the new controls, ClickOnce, new databinding and much more.

SQL Server 2005 will enable developers to write stored procedures, triggers, functions, etc... using .Net code. Attend this session if you want to learn how to use it.