JavaOne is now finished. We had a very interesting few days there, meeting lots of people interested in Nuxeo and wanting to know more about the technology and the business around it. My talk itself was well received, and I hope it gave people a good sense of what is possible and desirable in the Open Source ECM problem space.

You can view the slides of the talk here.

I also attended some very interesting sessions regarding subjects that are important when writing an ECM framework: persistence, distribution, scalability, validation, object-relational modeling, etc. A number of efforts are ongoing to standardize as JSRs some important aspects related to this. In the coming days I'll be blogging in more detail about these JSRs that we'll be tracking closely.

For our first participation, this was a very fruitful experience, and we'll certainly be going again next year!

JavaOne 2007 is in a few days now, and we'll be giving a talk about Nuxeo 5.

The talk has ID TS-4532 (in the Java EE track), and takes place on Thursday the 10th at 5:30 pm in Hall E - 134. The title of the session is Building an Embeddable Enterprise Content Management Core with the Latest Java Technologies.

This is a great opportunity if you want to discover more about how Nuxeo 5 is architected, see demos of the product, or talk to us about technical or business-related questions.

As a teaser, here's the overview of the talk:

Learn about the design and use of Nuxeo 5, an embeddable, extensible Enterprise Content Management framework for Java EE and other platforms

Agenda:

• What is Enterprise Content Management
• What do we want to achieve
• Core Framework
• Core and High-Level Services
• UI Layers
• Extensible and Pluggable
• Using the Framework

See you in San Francisco!