March 2009
Intermediate to advanced
482 pages
11h 41m
English
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Author Biographies
Roy Ben Hayun
Roy Ben Hayun has more than 10 years' experience in various Java technologies in various software engineering roles: engineer, consultant, team lead, tech lead, and architect. He started his career in Lotus IBM, working on JDK 1.1.8, and then became a founding member of eMikolo networks, which pioneered P2P in the early days of Project JXTA. He later worked in various roles in other startup companies in Java SE, Java ME and Java EE. From 2002 until the end of 2007, he worked for Symbian, mostly in the Java group working on the design and implementation of JSRs and CLDC-HI VM tools support. In his last year at Symbian, he worked in the team supporting developers, during which time he authored a number of technical articles and white papers about run-time environments.
After JavaOne 2007, Roy joined Sun Microsystems. He is currently working as a system architect in the Engineering Services group, which leads the development, marketing and productizing of Java ME CLDC and CDC on various platforms.
Ivan Litovski
Ivan joined Symbian in 2002, working first in the Java Team and later with the System Libraries, Persistent Data Services and Product Creation Tools teams. Ivan has 11 years of professional experience with Java, embedded software, information security, networking, scalable servers and Internet protocols. He enjoys solving difficult problems and research and development. He has authored several patents and papers in peer-reviewed, international journals. ...
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