Oracle OpenWorld Unconference Session

Session Title :How to use native database REST Web Services in Oracle 11g
Time : TBD2pm
Date : TBDTuesday
Location : Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks II
Room TBD

For the first time ever at Oracle OpenWorld (or any other major enterprise software industry conference), attendees will have the opportunity to directly participate by presenting their own session or workshop on a topic they're passionate about, in an informal, interactive setting.

Session Description:
Oracle provides native SOAP Web Services using XMLDB. But if you want, you can implements your native REST Web Services using Java inside the database and XMLDB.
Major companies like Amazon, Google or Yahoo seem to focus the Web Services APIs on the REST style.
The presentation will cover the integration of the Open Source Framework www.restlet.org and his extension to run inside the database with some examples and performance comparison of SOAP WS versus REST WS.
This session has also been submitted to OOW. If you'd like to see it there, vote for it on Oracle Mix!

Presenter:Marcelo Ochoa works at the System Laboratory of Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, of the Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires and as an external consultant for Oracle/J2EE related projects. He divides his time between University jobs and external projects related to Oracle web technologies. He has worked in several Oracle related projects like translation of Oracle manuals and multimedia CBTs. His background is in database, network, Web and Java technologies. In the XML world he is known as the developer of the DB Generator for the Apache Cocoon project, the open source projects DBPrism and DBPrism CMS. Latest contribution are to the Apache Lucene project the Oracle JVM Directory (Lucene Domain Index) implementation and for Restlet project an XMLDB Restlet adapter.

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