The JavaOne Developer Conference, Sun Microsystems premier Java event, is just over a month away (March 24-27 in San Francisco). JavaWorld‘s extensive conference coverage last year in its JavaOne show daily, JavaOne Today, met with such great success that we’re doing it again — from previews to post-show wrap-ups.We want this year’s show daily to be even better than last year’s, but we need your help. Please take a moment to fill out the following survey to help us better tailor this year’s JavaOne Today to your needs.1. Did you attend last year’s JavaOne conference? Yes No2. Do you plan to attend this year’s JavaOne conference? Yes No3. If you’ve attended a previous JavaOne conference, do you have any tips you can share with other readers about to see and what to avoid? 4. Is your company exhibiting at this year’s JavaOne conference? Yes No5. Has Java achieved the goals set at last year’s JavaOne conference? Yes No Please comment: SUBHEAD JavaOne Show Daily6. Did you read JavaWorld’s coverage of the conference in JavaOne Today last year? When? During the week prior to the conference (Pre-show Edition) During the conference Immediately after the conference Recently, as a guide to this year’s conference No Didn’t know about the publication7. We’d like to make sure this year’s JavaOne Today meets your needs. Please indicate your level of interest in the following articles types by selecting the appropriate box.Preview articles — “What to look for at the show”: High Medium Low Interviews with expert Java developers: High Medium Low Interviews with JavaSoft “insiders” JDK architects and developers: High Medium Low Real-world Java articles detailing how businesses are employing Java in mission-critical functions: High Medium Low Technology overviews/backgrounders — How the technologies work, what they mean to me as a developer, and where they are going in the future: High Medium Low Profiles of key new products: High Medium Low Comprehensive list of new products announced at JavaOne: High Medium Low Keynote speech reports: High Medium Low Technical conference session reports: High Medium Low Business (non-technical) conference session reports: High Medium Low Reports from the exhibit floor — “You are there!”: High Medium Low Other (fill-in box): 8. Do you think you will read this year’s JavaOne Today? When? Before the conference (Pre-show Edition) During the conference Immediately after the conference Long-term after the conference (as a reference) I do not plan to read JavaOne Today SUBHEAD General Questions9. What best describes your primary Job duties? Systems administrator Programmer or develope9 Network administrator Database administrator Systems analyst Webmaster Consultant Systems integrator Other technical professional Other manager Student Other10. If you selected “Programmer or developer” in question 9, please tell us how much of your actual work time per day is spent coding and also how much of that coding is done in JavaTime coding:Percent in Java: 76-100% 51-75% 25-50% 1-24% 76-100% 51-75% 25-50% 1-24% I never code in Java 11. Are you or your company currently developing Java-based products? Yes No12. If you answered no to question 11, is your company considering developing Java products in the future? Within 6 months within 12 months Within 18 months Within 24 months My company has no plans to develop Java products Java