Title: Ji Gong: Proposal for High Availability JVM Technology on All Platforms Abstract: Ji Gong project focuses on empowering JVM technology and guaranteeing its availability. Ji Gong discusses how to deploy a minimal efficient JVM on all platforms including web browsers on mobile devices. Ji Gong re-purpose and utilizes existing work, e.g. IcedTea-web, OpenJDK 8 and FOSS JVM implementations such as JamVM. Ji Gong implement Source Certification Contract, SCC, to verify binary object's. When attempting to run a binary object on your system, users need to trust the binary and its original source code. The question should ask for the authorship of the binary and it's assumed source code, hence SCC authenticates the binary against the source code it claims to be originated from. We will showcase deployment of, SCC signed applications, using JogAmp APIs running on top of Ji Gong within a browser on embedded devices and desktop. Website: http://jogamp.org/wiki/index.php/Ji_Gong_Overview Project Spirit and Name: http://jogamp.org/wiki/index.php/Ji_Gong_Motivation#Project_Name Speakers: Sven Gothel Xerxes Rånby * Brief Bio @Sven Gothel Sven Gothel Sven Gothel leads the JogAmp project since it's inception in 2009 and is an independent consultant. Previously he worked for Sun Microsystems, Inc. driving the new Java Plugin with JNLP Support, enhancing the JOGL project and working with a team on an experimental new multimedia toolkit. He was also employed by ATI & AMD leading development of an embedded OpenGL driver for the aviation industry. He consulted Harman/Becker, Siemens and others in the embedded multimedia field focusing on platform neutrality, including graphics technology with high performance objectives. In 1997 he started an OpenGL language binding for Java called GL4Java. Old guy incapable of doing other things than maintaining finally matured stuff usable within a VM in an independent fashion within the great JogAmp team and with huge help from the people (-> open source). Previously dealing w/ other 3D stuff from native drivers to UI APIs, plugins, and other proprietary projects. Links: Website: http://jausoft.com/ Blog: http://jausoft.com/blog * Recording me on audio and/or video is acceptable under a CC-By-SA-3.0-USA license * Brief Bio @Xerxes Rånby Xerxes Rånby Technical Gestalt at Zafena AB. Xerxes contributes his knowledge of mobile development and OpenJDK insight. He contributes to the IcedTea project by adding integration of community supported JVM such as JamVM and Avian and to the OpenJDK Zero project working on the experimental ARM Shark JIT. Xerxes also maintain the JogAmp JOAL OpenAL bindings. Xerxes is a computer Exorcist. Links: Microblog: http://twitter.com/xranby Blog: http://labb.zafena.se * Recording me on audio and/or video is acceptable under a CC-By-SA-3.0-USA license