In the context of the CERN openlab collaboration, the Oracle Java product management team will give an IT computing seminar at CERN on Monday 14 June, in the room 513-1-024 at 10:00.

The team will introduce some of the advanced Java runtime technologies that are part of the JRockit family.

For more information: http://cern.ch/Computing.Seminars

Mélissa Gaillard, CERN openlab

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Description:

In this seminar, the Oracle Java product management team will introduce some of the advanced Java runtime technologies that are part of the Oracle JRockit family. We will look at:

•  the latest R28 release of the Oracel JRockit, including the new Flight Recorder (low overhead, continuous recording) functionality that allows detailed profiling and analysis of production Java applications
• JRockit Mission Control 4.0, which provides powerful visualization and analysis of JVM internals and application performance, including detailed garbage collection statistics, latency analysis and memory leak detection
• JRockit Real-Time, which uses deterministic garbage collection algorithms to optimize for extremely low-latency Java applications, and
• JRockit Virtual Edition, a special virtualization-aware version of Oracle JRockit that allows the JVM to run directly on the Oracle VM (Xen) hypervisor without a guest OS.

We will give hands-on demonstrations of these technologies, and there will be an opportunity for you to question Oracle's product specialists about our product plans and to drill down into potential applications to the CERN Java community.

About the speakers:

The presenters will be: Tuva Palm from the Java Runtime Platform Group in Stockholm, Erik Bergenholtz and Mark Prichard from the Java Platform Group in the US.