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The Pitch Here at SDN we like to try new things from time to time. It's time. This December 15th at 11:00 AM EST, 5:00 PM CET, we'd like to invite you to join a conversation about upcoming SAP J2EE process architecture innovations that will employ some of the best things we've learned on the ABAP side of the house, namely, inter-process communication and session isolation based on shared memory use: a Java VM "work process." What makes this a conversation? Unlike most of the webinars you might attend, all lines will be open for comment during the talk. We'll present, you'll comment, we'll talk. See the difference? More on our topic: New SAP J2EE Process Architecture Features Some of the difference between the stability of our Java platform and our ABAP platform is found in the process architectures of the two environments. Traditionally, each java process has hosted the work of multiple user sessions concurrently. If one session fails, it can effect the stability of all other sesisons hosted in that process. In the ABAP world we've implemented work processes that isolate user sessions and protect concurrent sessions from adverse effect in the event of a problem. By adopting a more ABAP-like approach to user session support then, we can provide rock solid runtimes for Java applications similar to that which we provide for our ABAP users. More about our speaker: Matt Kangas Matt works for SAP Labs as a U.S. Product Manager for SAP NetWeaver Application Server. He specializes in systems topics – including architecture, software lifecycle management, platforms, ITS, high availability, installations, upgrades, and monitoring. Matt has been with SAP for over seven years, including over five years in the field as a Basis Consultant. How to participate: We'll converse online on December 15th at 11:00 AM EST, 5:00 PM CET. Space is limited here – we'd like to have a conversation, not a shouting match – so to join us you're going to need to register using the following link: (removed) After you register you'll receive confirmation email that will provide the information you need to join the presentation and call. If this works well, we'll make it an on-going thing – send your ideas for future conversations to Craig Cmehil at craig.cmehil@sap.com.

UPDATE, December 5, 2005: Registration is now closed -- we've maxed out. Thanks everyone for your interest and enthusiasm! A replay of this event will be available on SDN shortly after the call, and we'll plan to hold more conversations like this in the future! -- Regards, Scott

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