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Welcome to the 2002 JavaOne(SM) conference in San Francisco, California, USA

GET THE LATEST UPDATES ON JAVATM TECHNOLOGY DIRECT FROM THE SOURCE.
Discover why more than 3 million developers utilize JavaTM technology as the platform of choice. Attend the 2003 JavaOneSM conference in San Francisco and get the latest news and updates from Sun Microsystems, the source for Java technology, and the industry. Learn why the Java programming language is now the language most used by developers, now having surpassed the usage of C/C++.

The 2003 JavaOneSM conference brings together thousands of developers, industry leaders, and media and analysts to hear the latest strategic and technical information about all the Java technologies.

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THE JAVAONESM CONFERENCE CONTINUES ITS WORLDWIDE PRESENCE

For the second year, the JavaOneSM conference was held in Japan. With representation of over 21 countries and over 6,000 attendees, the Conference continues to be a great venue to network with peers and get the latest updates on JavaTM technology from Sun Microsystems and industry visionaries.

Learn more about the highlights of the 2002 JavaOne conference in Japan.


NOW ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS FOR KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Submissions for the Call for Keynote Speakers is open until February 14, 2003.


* updates

    The 2003 JavaOne conference will be held again at the Moscone Center. The center, situated in the heart of downtown San Francisco, is within convenient walking distance of nearly 20,000 hotel rooms. Visit the Moscone Center for maps and more information on the venue.

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