Here are the abstracts submitted for ESC West 07. Each
90-minute class requires a technical paper, so we will be working on those over
the next several months for the talks that are accepted.
Speaker: Martin
Oberhuber
Title: Using and Extending the Eclipse Target
Management Tools
Formats: 90-Minute Class
Key Takeaways: A good understanding of what the Eclipse Target
Management Project currently provides, how this can be used and extended, and
what's coming next.
Audience level: Intermediate
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of the Eclipse Platform required.
Presentation Abstract: The Eclipse Target Management project provides an
Open Source framework for configuring and managing remote or embedded systems.
Based on Eclipse, this framework helps standardizing access to local or fielded
targets, board labs, and remote build hosts. We will give an overview of the
project's scope and goals, show an online demonstration of what is provided out
of the box, and explain the main APIs and extension points. Finally, we will
discuss future directions and opportunities for getting involved with the
community.
Speaker: Pawel
Piech
Title: Embedded
Debugging in Eclipse
Formats: 90-Minute Class
Key Takeaways: A good understanding of current and next-generation
embedded target debugging capabilities in Eclipse as well as the Eclipse
projects building the technology.
Audience level: Intermediate
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of the Eclipse Platform required.
Presentation Abstract: In addition to being an excellent Java
development environment, Eclipse is used by many companies in the embedded
industry as a basis for their commercial C and C++ development products. To
build these commercial products, vendors rely on a significant amount of open
source technology from Eclipse projects, including Platform, CDT, and DSDP. In
this talk, we focus on embedded and multi-core target debugging in Eclipse,
covering the existing capabilities available today as well as emerging
technologies, which can be used "as is" or extended to meet the needs
of specific vertical markets.
Speaker: Doug
Gaff
Title: Mobile
Software Development in Eclipse
Formats: 90-Minute Class
Key Takeaways: A good understanding of the four projects in Eclipse
focused on building tools and extensible frameworks for developing and
deploying mobile applications.
Audience level: Intermediate
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of the Eclipse Platform required.
Presentation Abstract: Eclipse usage is rapidly growing in the mobile
and handheld space, with four projects focused on mobile application
development and deployment. The Native Application Builder (NAB) project
provides tooling and run-time libraries for developing embedded C/C++ GUI’s.
The Mobile Tools for Java (MTJ) project provides tooling for building and
debugging applications for Java Mobile Edition profiles and configurations. The
Embedded Rich Client Platform (eRCP) provides a device-sized OSGi runtime, an
xml parser, and rich widget graphics libraries for building mobile Java
applications. The Tools for Mobile Linux (TmL) project provides tooling for the
entire mobile Linux development lifecycle. In this talk, we present a technical
and instructional overview of each of these projects.
From:
dsdp-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dsdp-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Gaff, Doug
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 12:44 PM
To: DSDP PMC list
Subject: RE: [dsdp-pmc] ESC West 07
Thanks for the wording. I modified my abstract and
submitted today.
From:
dsdp-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dsdp-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Mark Rogalski
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 7:14 PM
To: DSDP PMC list
Cc: DSDP PMC list; dsdp-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [dsdp-pmc] ESC West 07
I would
suggest:
The Embedded
Rich Client Platform (eRCP) provides a device-sized OSGi runtime, xml parser, and
rich widget graphics libraries for building mobile Java applications that run
across a broad range of devices.
Hello
again,
Here
is my abstract for #3. Please comment ASAP. I’m limited to 800
characters in the abstract.
Doug
Mobile Projects in Eclipse
Key
Takeaways
A good
understanding of the four projects in Eclipse focused on building tools and
extensible frameworks for developing and deploying mobile applications.
Prerequisites
Basic
understanding of the Eclipse Platform required.
Presentation
Abstract
Eclipse usage
is rapidly growing in the mobile and handheld space, both for application
development and for deployment. There are currently four Eclipse projects
focused on mobile Java and C++ development. The Native Application
Builder (NAB) project provides tooling and run-time libraries for developing
embedded C/C++ GUI’s. The Mobile Tools for Java (MTJ) project provides
tooling for building and debugging applications for Java Mobile Edition
profiles and configurations. The Embedded Rich Client Platform (eRCP)
provides a rich set of graphics libraries for building mobile Java GUI’s.
The Tools for Mobile Linux (TmL) project provides tooling for the entire
mobile Linux development lifecycle. In this talk, we present a technical
and instructional overview of all four projects.
From: dsdp-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dsdp-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Gaff, Doug
Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 4:01 PM
To: DSDP PMC list
Subject: [dsdp-pmc] ESC West 07
Hi folks,
Here’s what I’d
like to submit for next year’s embedded systems conference technical program:
1.
Target Management
2.
Embedded Debugging
3.
Mobile Projects in DSDP
Martin is
working on the abstract for #1. I am working on the other two. Can
I get confirmation from Mark, Shigeki, Christian, and Mika that you are NOT
planning to speak at the ESC technical program?
If not, would
any of you care to be a co-presenter on #3 with me, perhaps doing a demo of
your technology?
Please respond
ASAP. I plan to finish the abstracts by mid next-week.
Doug
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