Presentations
These are some of the speeches and presentations I have done.
| October 14, 2004 |
Getting Started with J2ME - Cell phone programming March Student SIG St. Louis Java Users Group This presentation will introduction to the Java2 Micro Edition (J2ME) SDK. It will focus primarily on how to get up and running with the MIDP API to create MIDLet's for use in with a J2ME enabled cellular phone. I will show how to use KToolbar, and other components of Wireless Toolkit(WTK) to create the JAD and JAR files necessary to create a wireless application and use an emulator to run it. |
| May 21,2002 | An Introduction to JSP and the Tomcat Web Server St. Louis Web Developers Group An overview of what JSP is and how it integrates with the other J2EE technologies EJB, SOAP and XML. A short tutorial will be presented that will show how to install and run the Tomcat Web Server and setup a simple web application. This program will demonstrate basic forms processing and how to access a Microsoft Access database using JSP. |
| March 16,2002 | Adaptable Agents and Bots 2002 Graduate Research Symposium Washington University in St. Louis A presentation based on my book Programming Spiders, Bots and Aggregators in Java, given while I was a graduate student at Washington University. This posterboard was presented to summarize my research into adaptable spiders and bots, which was published in the book. Here you can see a picture of me next to the poster. I also have a PDF of the poster here. |
| November 6,2001 |
A Reflection on Spiders, Bots and Aggregators An Independent Study by Jeff Heaton Advised by Prof. Bill Darte Washington University in St. Louis A presentation given at CAIT based to talk about the business issues of Spiders and Bots. This presentation was the final requirement for the independent study that contributed some research to my book Programming Spiders Bots and Aggregators in Java." You can view the power point presentation that I gave. |
| August 21, 1997 |
MFC (An overview of Microsoft Foundation Classes) St. Louis Object Oriented SIG This was an overview of the document view architecture of MFC. |
| March 13, 1996 |
TUTORIAL: "Basic LINUX Installation by a PC User" SLUG - St. Louis Unix Users Group Jeff will give a basic overview of installing LINUX and Xfree86 on a PC. |