Hi Hobart,
On 13.09.2022 01:24, Hobart Spitz wrote:
I hope this reaches you in time for a response.
Unfortunately, it was a little bit too late.
According to my reading of the Symposium schedule, registration should be
starting now. I don't see an active link for even the "General Meeting."
If I've mis-read or there was a technical issue, please let me know how to
adjust my plans for CDT, Dallas. As of this writing it is 18:33.
The symposium page at <https://www.rexxla.org/events/schedule.rsp?year=2022> displays the times
according to the local timezone settings of your browser. The times were set to favor the US based
Rexx programmers this year.
The symposium starts each day at (please double-check):
CEST 7:00PM (e.g. Vienna, Austria, Europe) which should be
BST 6:00PM (e.g. London, Great Britain, Europe) which should be
EDT 1:00PM (e.g. New York) which should be
CDT 12:00PM (e.g. Dallas) which should be
PDT 10:00AM (e.g. Los Angeles)
The link gets send via the RexxLA e-Mail list or can be directly clicked at the top of the symposium
page if you are logged in.
Hope to see you at the symposium today!
HTH
---rony
On Wed, Sep 7, 2022 at 4:48 AM Rony G. Flatscher<[email protected]>
wrote:
This year's International Rexx Language symposium takes place digitally
(via Zoom) next week from
Monday, September 12th, to Wednesday, September 14th.
This year the presentations are scheduled to fit the US American time-zone
the best. Here the
easiest way to get there: go to<https://www.rexxla.org/> then click the
button entitled "2022
Schedule" on the upper right hand corner.
Note: the presentation schedule times are given in the timezone your
browser reports, so they are
displayed in your own local time-zone.
One remark ad those who work in Java here and wish to be able to implement
Rexx command handlers in
Java (or NetRexx for that matter): there are two presentations that
explain and showcase how to
implement Rexx exit handler and Rexx command handlers in Java. You will
see that it is fairly
straight-forward to implement Rexx handlers in Java, allowing one to add
new command handlers (but
also replace existing command handlers by new implementations).
And the symposium is *the* opportunity to ask questions in person to all
the presenters e.g. to Mark
Hessling (Regina) and anyone else there.
---rony
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