Jean-Marc Autexier Dipl. Informatiker (FH) Maîtrise Informatique Absolvent des Deutsch-Französischen Hochschulinstituts Geb.18.01.1974

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This page contains information and links in German, French and English. Multilinguality and different cultures are important for me. Each culture and language have their own history and fascination, and we should be open to learn from them, independent of religion, skin color, sex, nationality  or ethnic origin. I hope being able to write in more languages soon.

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• 1994 - 1997 Student at the Deutsch-Französisches Hochschulinstitut (DFHI)
  
• Diplominformatiker (FH) at the Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft des Saarlandes (HTWdS)
  
• Maîtrise Informatique at the Université de Metz
  
• Deutsch-Französisches Hochschuldiplom from DFHI
  
• 1993 - 1994 Second year Informatik (computer science) at the HTWdS
• 1992 - 1993 Vordiplom (Preliminary Examination, DEUG) at the HTWdS
• 1992 Abitur/Baccalauriat at the  Deutsch-Französischen Gymnasium in Saarbrücken

• Commercial practical course (Praktikum) / Company Merkel in Saarbrücken, 3months
  
• Technical practical course (Praktikum) / Company Hörmann in Freisen, 3 months
  

• Thesis (diploma) at the Ecole Nationale des Ingénieurs de Metz (ENIM)

• 2005
• Berlitz Seminar: Kooperation mit Israelischen Partnern
• 2004
• MS Windows Server 2000 to Windows Server 2003
• Windows 2003 Active Directory
  
• Windows NT4 to Windows 2003 Server
• 2003
  
• Berlitz English Gruppen Sprachkurs, Proficiency 7
• 2002
  
• IT Project Coordinator (IHK) Zertifikatslehrgang
  
• Java training (GUI, Threads, Socket, Web, JDBC, Profiling, JUnit, JDK 1.4)
• 2000
  
• Seminar Persönliche Arbeitsorganisation

• Native German and French speaking, fluently English speaking and writing
  
• Large customer experience (concept elaboration, project management)
• Like to work in a team with good people
• ISO 9000 trained

• Linux:
  • My home PC runs Linux since 4 years. At work I use Windows XP, but also run a Debian box
  • apt-get: because it's simple
  • KDE: my preferred desktop manager
  • Bluetooth and Linux
• Linux on PDA/embedded devices:
  • My Zaurus runs OE (OpenEmbedded), cross compiling, embedded devices. Read also "Introduction to Embedded Linux Development"
  • my Linksys wrt54g router runs Linux
  • My "home entertainment system" dbox runs Linux
• Communication:
  • jsmsengine: wrote few patches to enable full access on send and received SMS PDU's
  • Java Comm: used in my SMS project
  • Jetty: embedded servlet container (servlet API)
    
  • Sniffing (jpcap): I wrote small sniffer for LAN and 802.11 WLAN sniffing
  • Java CAPI, ISDN and Java (including Java Sound API, because sound manipulation can be that simple)
• Other:
  • Indexing: I used dtSearch for few projects (see also how to use it as file format converter), but will try lucene soon
  • jmimemagic: blog entry
  • Deployment: WebStart, J2ME
  • Java is fast: "ethernal wisdom: The earth is flat. and, not to forget: Java is slow.". I like showing people that Java applications can be very performant. Read: Performance of Java versus C++, Binaries vs. byte code, Java is faster than C++ and C++ sucks unbiased benchmark, Experience in adopting real time Java, Top ten myth about Java IO, Urban performance legence/revisited .  Beside of this, I think that every language can be the best depending on the problem.
  • Eclipse and all it's plug ins (Visual Editor, UML, Database...)
• Quality: development is method, not coincidence

• Soccer, twice a week
  
• Jogging, at least once a week
  
• Inline skating, not often enough
  
• Bicycle, 1-2 times a week
  
• Sometimes climbing, realy not often

• Australia (Canberra, Sydney), St.Peter, 
• 2005:
Austria (Sölden),Aachen, St. Tojan/France,  

• 2004:  Italia (Venice, Lago di Garda, Crema, Milano), Lisboa/Portugal (Euro2004),Aachen, Cologne, Paris, Frankfurt
• 2000: Teneriffa
• Before:
  
  • France: Paris, St. Trojan/Ile d'Oléron,  Cap d'Agde, Lille, Metz (studies), Strassbourg,
    
  • Germany: Saarbrücken, Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich, Aachen, Essen, Hamburg
    
  • Italy: Venice, Roma, Fiorenze
    
  • Gainesville/Florida, London, /Jerusalem, Crete,

You will find many interesting stuff in my blog, but sometimes I also write down what I'm doing as an article:

• 2006
• Mai 2006: HTML key events
• February 2006: Java and Multimedia
• 2005
• Novembre 2005: AJAX (without XML)
• Octobre 2005: Google Map API example
• September 2005: basic GCJ tutorial, GPG cheat sheet
• June 2005: NVU editing sample video
• Mai 2005: Build your first Java WebStart application
• March 2005: JDIC code samples
• 2004
  • Nov. 2004: Plustek OpticPro UT12 with Suse 9.2 (kernel 2.6.8)
  • Nov. 2004: Eclipse CDT overview
  • Oct. 2004: Jcapi: Java, CAPI and ISDN
  • April 2004: J2ME development environment (Eclipse and EclipseME)
• 2003
  • Acer Bluetooth BT500 USB and Linux
  • Linux CD burner information (Germany)
  • Suse 8.1 on Compaq EVO n800v
  • Suse 8.x stuff (problems I had, German): Logitech, DHCP, NTP, Eclipse, apt-get, sniffing ...
• Most required Linux desktop application installation (very old...)
• Good Linux Software

List of books I have read recently (newest on top) and my personal opinion (*=good, **=recommended, ***=must read) :

• Planned:
• Barry Schwartz: Anleitung zur Unzufriedenheit
• Fermat's Enigma : The Epic Quest to Solve the World's Greatest Mathematical Problem (not yet bought)
• Markt+Technik: Cisco routing und Switching, 15%, postponed
• Azimov: die foundation Trilogie, die Suche nach der Erde, Die Stahlhöhlen, Der Aufbruch zu den Sternen
• Hunt/Thomas: Der pragmatische Programmierer
• Gödel/Escher/Bach: ein endloses geflochtenes Band
• vcon Eschenbach: Parzival
• Current:
• Jonathan B Knudsen: Beginning J2ME
• Batian Sick: Der Dativ ist dem Genitiv sein Tod, 10%
• Robert Simmons: Hardcore Java , 70% ***
• Recently read:
• Hans Küng: Der Islam **, 60%
• Bill Bryson: Eine kurze Geschichte über fast allem, 80% ** 
• Umberto Eco: Platon im Striptease-Lokal *, 10%
• Robert Haris: Pompeji **
• Jiliane Hoffman, Sophie Seitz: Cupido ***
• Dan Brown: Meteor *
• Michael Cordy: Das Nazareth Gen **
  
• Dan Brown: Sakrileg (Da Vinci Code) ***
  
• Umberto Eco: Foucault's Pendulum ****
• Helmut Schmidt: Die Mächte der Zukunft ***
  
• Dan Brown: Illuminati **
  
• Francois Lelord: Hectors Reise ***
  
• Pierre Boulanger: Monsieur Ibrahim und die Blumen des Koran **
  
• Frank Schirrmacher: Das Methusalem Komplott *
  
• Donna Leon: Die dunkle Stunde der Serenissima **
  
• Michael Moore: Stupid White Men **
  
• Douglas Adams: Per Anhalter durch die Galaxis, 5 books ***
• Gernot Starke: Effektive Software Architekturen **
• Imre Kertész: Die englische Flagge **
• Linus Torwalds: Just for fun *

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