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25โ€“29 Sept 2006
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Mini User Forum

28 Sept 2006, 11:00
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  1. 176. Mini User Forum: introduction
    Dr Massimo Lamanna (CERN)
    28/09/2006, 11:00
  2. 177. Data Access: setting the scene
    James Casey (CERN), Jean-Philippe Baud (CERN)
    28/09/2006, 11:05
  3. 178. Users experience in data access (HEP)
    Dietrich Liko (CERN)
    28/09/2006, 11:15
  4. 179. Users experience in data access (Earth Sciences)
    Dr Horst Schwichtenberg (SCAI Fraunhofer Institute), Dr Kerstin Ronneberger (Deutsches Klimarechenzentrum GmbH)
    28/09/2006, 11:30
  5. 180. Users experience in data access (Life Sciences)
    Dr Johan Montagnat (CNRS)
    28/09/2006, 11:45
  6. 280. LCG 3D database replication infrastructure
    Dr Dirk Duellmann Duellmann (CERN IT/DB & LCG POOL PROJECT)
    28/09/2006, 12:00
  7. 181. SRM status and plans
    Maarten Litmaath (CERN)
    28/09/2006, 12:15
  8. 283. Catalogues: status and plans
    David Smith (CERN)
    28/09/2006, 14:00
  9. 281. D I S C U S S I O N
    28/09/2006, 14:15
  10. 282. Wrap-up
    28/09/2006, 14:55
  11. 284. Workflows in EGEE: Setting the scene
    Dr Harald Kornmayer (FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM KARLSRUHE (FZK))
    28/09/2006, 15:05
  12. 285. BPEL: Orchestrating web services (part 1)
    Hugo Brand (Oracle)
    28/09/2006, 15:10
    BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) is a standard promoted by most leading vendors for orchestrating discrete (web) services into end-to-end business processes. BPEL has built-in support for synchronous and asynchronous activities, XML manipulation, parallel processing, conditional branching, exception management, compensating transactions and non-structured events. This...
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  13. 286. BPEL: Orchestrating web services (part 2)
    Hugo Brand (Oracle)
    28/09/2006, 16:00
    BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) is a standard promoted by most leading vendors for orchestrating discrete (web) services into end-to-end business processes. BPEL has built-in support for synchronous and asynchronous activities, XML manipulation, parallel processing, conditional branching, exception management, compensating transactions and non-structured events. This...
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  14. 287. Workflows: Experience from applications
    28/09/2006, 16:20
    • Biomed experience: Johan Montagnat
    • The Knowledge-based Workflow System for Grid Applications: Marian Babik
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  15. 288. D I S C U S S I O N
    28/09/2006, 17:05
  16. 355. Wrap-up
    Dr Harald Kornmayer (FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM KARLSRUHE (FZK))
    28/09/2006, 17:30
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