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Agenda: Perth

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Agenda for Perth

Date: Perth on the 27th of November at the Hyatt Regency

WIKI password is daemonite Use it to add to the agenda.

Perth will be hosting CFCAMP on 27 November 2007 at the Hyatt Regency. So put this in your calendar, tell you boss it is a not to be missed event, and spread the word - Adobe is coming to town.

*** News Flash ***

Ben Forta has had to cancel his Australia tour. Adam Lehman will now be doing the keynote presentation.

*** Prizes ***

Everyone that attends will have the chance to Win ColdFusion 8 and Flex Builder kindly donated by Adobe.

Date : 27 November 2007 - 9am - 4pm

Venue : Hyatt Regency

Registration

There are only 100 seats available.

Agenda

09.00 - 10.00	Adam Lehman
10.00 - 10.45	Andrew Mercer ColdFusion Engines. Open Source Projects
10.45 - 11.00	Break
11.00 - 12.00	Adobe Session (Nick Watson)
12.00 - 13.00	Lunch Lunch has been sponsored by local CF Firms. Salad Rolls and Juice has been ordered
13.00 - 13.45	Adobe Session (Andrew Spaulding)
13.45 - 14.30	James Holmes RSS syndication
14.30 - 14.45	Break
14.45 - 15.30	Kay Smoljak ColdFusion Report Builder
15.30 - 16.15	Robin Hilliard Cfinterface At last CF developers can join the rest of the OO world in "programming to the interface, not the implementation"
17:00 -	Social Networking Clever Starfish are kicking off the after-party with a bar tab. Most like to be held at Fenians Pub, Adelaide Tce

*Session Ideas

Title	Description	Speaker	Petition
Adobe	Keynote - ColdFusion 8 What would you like to hear from Adobe?	Adam Lehman	Mark Blair
Cfinterface	At last CF developers can join the rest of the OO world in "programming to the interface, not the implementation"	Robin Hilliard
~~FarCry Framework~~	~~Taking the lid off the open source FarCry framework and the content management system.~~	~~Geoff Bowers~~
.NET integration	With ColdFusion 8, you can specify any .NET object — either local or remote — and use it in your ColdFusion application, just like any Java™ or other object resource.		vote for this
Ajax features	ColdFusion 8 can easily provide data to existing Ajax applications and frameworks. You can use simple tags to access a large library of prebuilt Ajax user interface components such as rich text editors, data grids, tree controls, tab navigators, and more.	James Holmes	vote for this
Microsoft Exchange Server integration	Programmatically interact with a Microsoft Exchange server to perform common tasks such as reading, creating, and modifying calendar events, contacts, tasks, and e-mail.		vote for this
Interactive debugger	ColdFusion 8 introduces an Eclipse™ plug-in debugger. Use it to set breakpoints, watch variables, and step through code, making it easier to debug all your application code.		vote for this
Adobe Flex integration	ColdFusion 8 now includes Adobe LiveCycle® Data Services ES (formerly Flex™ Data Services) and other data exchange improvements to simplify the data-enabling of rich Internet applications (RIAs) you build with ColdFusion and Flex.		vote for this
Multi-threading	ColdFusion 8 introduces the new CFTHREAD tag, which allows you to create, end, join together, or temporarily suspend the processing of specific ColdFusion threads.		vote for this
Image manipulation	ColdFusion 8 adds more than 50 new tags and functions for creating and manipulating images, from simple to sophisticated. For example, the new CFIMAGE tag provides shortcuts to the most common image actions, including reading, writing, resizing, rotating, and converting images.	Mark Wheeler	vote for this
Presentations on demand	ColdFusion 8 allows you to dynamically create multimedia experiences and eLearning courses with animation, audio, and video. These high-quality, on-demand presentations are generated on the server with up-to-the-minute data and content from multiple external sources.		vote for this
Atom and RSS feeds	ColdFusion 8 introduces the new CFFEED tag, which can read and create RSS and Atom feeds in commonly used formats, so you can quickly and easily create complex content syndication applications.	James Holmes	vote for this
IoC	ColdSpring and LightWire	Andrew Mercer	vote for this
Open ID	Cold fusion base implementation of OpeniD		vote for this
Railo 2	Railo Express Feature Comparison	Andrew Mercer	vote for this
BlueDragon	What is so go about CFML on the .Net framework?		vote for this
Smith Project	What is the status of this project?		vote for this
Imaging Effects	Product demo set of Imaging Effects for CFImage (includes drop shadow, gradient, reflection, rounded corners, etc). Win a copy of this!	Andrew Mercer	vote for this
Microsoft	.NET + CF8 working together. Top 10 Advanced SQL (SQL 2008 or 2005) Things to Know? (I could probably entice our MVP's in this space?) Windows 2008 (Web Server) sneak peak? Silverlight + Coldfusion (Fusing the Light) CF8 + IIS 7.0 / Windows Workflow Foundation? Windows Live.com SDK's + CF8 (Web Live Id SDK for example) Maps + CF8 ?	Scott Barns (debending on dates)	vote for this
J2EE	Setting ColdFusion up and performance tuning in a J2EE environment. JRun jBoss WebSphere others		vote for this
Open Source	That's right - free code for ColdFusion Where to find: projects librarys	Andrew Mercer	vote for this
Illudium PU-36 Code Generator	This project generates ColdFusion components (i.e. bean, DAO, gateway, service), ColdSpring XML, Transfer XML, and ActionScript Value-Objects using the admin api and database introspection. The front-end is built in Flex 2. The code outputted for easily pasting or saving into a project to allow you to get a head-start on some of the grunt work of doing OO in CF. It uses XSL to generate the components and is designed to allow you to easily add to or modify the generated code. You can even create new templates that can be swapped out at run-time.	Andrew Mercer	vote for this
ColdFusion Reporting: the Good, the Bad & the Ugly	All about reporting in CF7 and CF8 by "that reporting chick" :)	Kay Smoljak	vote for this
	Something else I would like to see Something else I would to present