What are you still doing up?

Montreal's not too bad a drive from Western Mass. and it is a great city, but I probably won't make it up there. Assuming conditions are right, I'd almost certainly do a Boston class (conditions being I haven't over committed myself and I haven't already picked it up).

I'll keep my eyes open for your email announcements to see if you coordinate one. Later this year just might work. I wouldn't be ready for the next couple of months anyways.

On another note, you know that wish list I sent a while back for the MM framework and that I mentioned I'd post on the UT? I actually had a project where I had to build much of that stuff myself. MM was very conducive to a lot of that. For example, one of my requests was a batch object. I just subclassed kBizObj to an abstract batch object, and subclassed the events object to an abstract batch manager, and it coordinates the business object and the batch object (and a log object, also a subclass of kBizObj). Works really well. I've really gotten to know the MM data access/data environment/bizobj coordination quite well in the process. Very elegant.

Take care,

David


>David,
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>>If/when I do make the switch, it seems one of your classes might make sense, but I really don't want to travel. Have you had any demand for classes in this area?
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>We've had a few requests in the Boston area, but right now my training/speaking schedule is so tight it wouldn't be until later this year that I could squeeze in another class...here's the current schedule:
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>February 24-26 - Germany
>April 7-9 - Costa Mesa, CA
>May 14-16 - Montreal, Canada
>Sept 8-10 - Chicago, IL
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>I'm also doing a number of on-site .NET trainings for companies here and there, but none in the Boston area.
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>You may want to think about the Montreal conference...it promises to be a great conference, and Montreal is a blast!
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>Regards,