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Where can I find people that are TS/SCI cleared, and can work in Quantico, VA? Thank you!

Certainly not here!

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SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment - Java/J2EE Development

Hi all
   I am very new to this forum.
   Just want to know whether <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/40fe9a6a-2765-2a10-dba9-fc721621e55d">SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment</a> can be used for normal SAP Java/J2EE Development ?
Also does this Environment has J2EE Engine ?
I am not worried about presence of NWDI in this Environment ! But please let me whether it is avaiable or not ?
Any help will really appreciated !
Thanks all !

Hi Jan
   I just went and installed SAP NW EE5 version.
   Installation ended at the following error:
03.11.07 16:13:05 com.sap.inst.jload.Jload main
INFO: Jload R 7.10 V 0 A 0
03.11.07 16:13:05 com.sap.inst.jload.Jload main
INFO: Jload -sec CE1,jdbc/pool/CE1,D:/usr/sap/CE1/SYS/global/security/data/SecStore.properties,D:/usr/sap/CE1/SYS/global/security/data/SecStore.key -log JLoadImport.log -job D:/usr/sap/CE1/insthome/primaryApplicationServer/work/IMPORT.XML -dataDir C:/JavaEEServer/ntintel/../data/jload/JavaEE
03.11.07 16:13:07 com.sap.inst.jload.Jload main
SEVERE: couldn't connect to DB
03.11.07 16:13:07 com.sap.inst.jload.Jload logStackTrace
SEVERE: com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.exceptions.JDBCDriverException: SAP DBTech JDBC: Cannot connect to jdbc:sapdb://jackremo-xp/CE1 [Restart required].
     at com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.DriverSapDB.connect(DriverSapDB.java:216)
     at com.sap.sql.connect.factory.DriverPooledConnectionFactory.createVendorConnection(DriverPooledConnectionFactory.java:50)
     at com.sap.sql.connect.factory.DriverPooledConnectionFactory.getPooledConnection(DriverPooledConnectionFactory.java:37)
     at com.sap.sql.connect.datasource.DBDataSourceImpl.createPooledConnection(DBDataSourceImpl.java:687)
     at com.sap.sql.connect.datasource.DBDataSourceImpl.newPooledConnection(DBDataSourceImpl.java:631)
     at com.sap.sql.connect.datasource.DBDataSourceImpl.getConnection(DBDataSourceImpl.java:99)
     at com.sap.sql.connect.OpenSQLDataSourceImpl.getConnection(OpenSQLDataSourceImpl.java:202)
     at com.sap.inst.jload.db.DBConnection.connectViaSecureStore(DBConnection.java:109)
     at com.sap.inst.jload.db.DBConnection.connect(DBConnection.java:153)
     at com.sap.inst.jload.Jload.main(Jload.java:702)
03.11.07 16:13:07 com.sap.inst.jload.Jload printErrorInformation
SEVERE: An error occured during execution. Please consult SAP note 942766 for first steps on troubleshooting the problem.
I am logged into the System as ADMINISTRATOR.
Also I have installed MS Loopback Adapter and made an entry in HOST file for the IP.
System : XP Profeesional SP2
Also I am unable to find the said SAP Note !
Any help on this ?
RJ

Hi Everybody this is Vijay working as Java J2EE Developer

Hi All. It was a great pleasure for me to join this forum.This is Vijay working as Java J2EE Developer

Hi Vijay, welcome

Java J2EE XML Developer Required - Luxembourg

Java J2EE XML XSLT Developer - Investment Banking - Luxembourg
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Please make contact for further information.
Best regards
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And the salary will be in duke dollars?
When you signed up on this site, and supposedly read the terms of use, what gave you the idea that posting a job offer here was acceptable?

Help on java/j2ee application development framework

hello java-gurus,
I'm new to java and is working in java for just 15 months.i want to know more about the platform/framework which is used in the development of java/j2ee projects.To be more specefic i want to build a java/j2ee project .
-->The project will be located in the eclipse workspace.
-->The eclipse will be connected to the cvs and will save the latest code in the repository.
-->The project will have a build.xml file which on being executed
will check the latest code from cvs.
will run j unit test.
on success from the junit it will compile the project.
It will make a .war,.ear etc file..
It will then be deployed in the application server.
So i want to make a framework of this kind.So i want help from u guys how to proceed.
I'm just a starter with ant scripts .know how to clean,build and make war files ..I also know about eclipse like connecting to cvs,generating ant script from it etc..
i'm also comfortable with struts,java,servlet etc..
So do give me some guidelines how to proceed .
thanks

Hello,
i'm working in project same style of what you want. here are details :
- eclipse for development - lomboz plugins for j2ee support.
- using subclipse plugin for svn support checkout and commit, in case of cvs i think it is default in eclipse.
- the framework is Struts, which is a very very powerful J2EE framework.
- eclipse plugin lomboz supports creating and deal with struts project
it also offers GUI for configuring struts xml files.
- lomboz contains plugin for creating and define application servers and containers like tomcat and jboss, so you can compile, run and debug your code from your eclipse.
- i use many other tools for creating UML diagrams and ERD diagram and reflect contents to existing projects.
i think with struts,eclipse and lomboz you need nothing else.

How to develope DVD/burner in java/j2ee

Hi, how to implement dvd/burner in java/j2ee which site , api provide help me

Hi
A very basic tutorial
[http://www.javaservice.net/~java/bbs/data/qna2/1257849337+/SAPJCo_Doku_3.0_EN.pdf]
Regards

Running Java/J2EE application On SAP Netweaver

Hi All,
I am a java/J2ee professional who is relatively new to SAP Netweaver studio. I have developed an application which consists of Core java,JSP and Servlets. Can anybody suggest me as to how to deploy this application on SAP Netweaver and how to test the same.I have already created a war file for the application.Quick suggestions will be highly appreciated as its very urgent for my project.
Regards
Ani

Hi
See this help
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/a8/fcbc3d16f39e33e10000000a11405a/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/b7/9877fe13221244838a16e3683ad344/frameset.htm
Kind Regards
Mukesh

What is the best Path for a J2EE developer with oracle?

Hi,
I am a J2EE developer, for the time being I work at a Commercial Bank as an enterprise application developer. I have learnt java when I was following a local IT diploma and with the help of books, works at my working place and the internet , today I am developing J2EE applications with JSP,Servlets,JSF2.0,EJB3.0 and third party JSF libraries etc. (I am also developing softwares using other programing languages such as Asp.net, C#.net, WPF etc, but I prefer to be in the java path). Other than that, I'm also working as the UI designer of most of our applications.
I have those skills and practice after working for 4 years as a web/enterprise application developer & a UI designer, but now I have to focus on some paper qualifications and hence I am doing BCS.
Now I want to be a java professional in Oracle's path, and I need to know what is the best path I can select to move with Oracle. I finished my classes of SCJP , but didn't do the exams as there were some rumors that Oracle will dump those exams in the future. I am interested in Oracle university, but I am unable to even think about it as I live in Sri Lanka and don't have that much of financial wealth to go USA and join.
So I really appreciate if any Oracle professional could suggest me the best educational path according to what I mentioned about my technical and career background. Because I have a dream to join Oracle one day as an employee and being a good contributer to the same forum, which I am getting helps today!
Thanks!!!

As you can see on our website, Oracle did not retire the Java certifications. You can browse through the available certifications and hopefully help to determine your path.
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=140
SCJP has now become Oracle Certified Professional Java Programmer. You can find more info on those exams on our website here: http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=320.
Regarding training, perhaps live virtual training would be an option for you. You can find more information at http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=233.
Regards,
Brandye Barrington
Certification Forum Moderator

Project Management in J2EE-Development

Hi all, unfortunatley there is no forum for project management issues, so maybe I will bother some of you with non-technical questions:
Is there any learning material e.g. books, forums, newsgroups, tutorials related to the topic of project managment in J2EE-Development? I'm particularly interessted in questions like:
- Team organisation. Function-oriented or component-oriented?
- Development Process. Is there anything like a RUP customised for J2EE-Projects? Mandatory roles and artifacts you need in any project?
- Effort estimations. Has anyone ever heard about experiences with formal estimation technics like function point analysis in J2EE-Projects?
- Risk Management. What are the typical risks in J2EE-Projects and how do you manage them?
- Quality Assurance... is very difficult in distributed computing. Are there any recomendations and tools for successfull QA?
- Reports, lessons leard and best practices of large J2EE-Projects?
Many thanks for your contribution!

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Those should be decent entry points as far as I can say. Regarding the other things you want to know about, I guess that there is too much room in the term J2EE Project, to answer those. Mainly your choice of Application Server and other technology used will have quite an impact, and so will the choice of your development tools.
We have been developing with J2EE for more than a year now, but our tools and environments are still changing a lot. Thus sound estimation is quite tough.
With regards,
rh

MS SQL Server in Java/J2EE Environment

Dear all,
I wanted to understand pros and cons of choosing MS SQL Server in Java/J2EE environment.
Could anybody share some thoughts or web resources?
Personally I hate using MS SQL Server for Java/J2EE based applications. But one of my clients wanted to have following environment for his production environment and he insist on using this environment for application development. So I just wanted to understand pros and cons of J2EE (Application) + MS SQL Server ( rdbms )
MS SQL Server
J2EE/Flex
Windows OS
Thanks
Sudhakar
Edited by: Sudhakar.Chavali on Mar 20, 2008 10:27 AM

Sudhakar.Chavali wrote:
Dear all,
I wanted to understand pros and cons of choosing MS SQL Server in Java/J2EE environment.
Could anybody share some thoughts or web resources?
Personally I hate using MS SQL Server for Java/J2EE based applications. why hate? it's a perfectly good db
But one of my clients wanted to have following environment for his production environment and he insist on using this environment for application development. so don't take the job
So I just wanted to understand pros and cons of J2EE (Application) + MS SQL Server ( rdbms )there's no con. java ee works fine w/ sql server
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MS SQL Server
J2EE/Flex
Windows OS
Thanks
Sudhakar
Edited by: Sudhakar.Chavali on Mar 20, 2008 10:27 AMdon't take the work if you can't do it.
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I have Java/J2ee background , whether to go for EP or XI?

Hello All,
I am having 2 years of real time experience in Java/J2ee.
I have already leaned ABAP and I don't have work experience in ABAP.
Now I would like to go for SAP Netweaver.
So,Please let me know whether to go for EP or XI?
How will be the demand and requirement for EP and XI in the market now and in the future?
Please give me suggestion. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Cris

Cris,
I also have joined the NetWeaver Space[XI] from a plain J2EE background ..after 5 years into J2EE. I think your J2EE knowledge would be equally useful in both EP as well as XI. Offcourse , the spectrum of tasks you do in J2EE projects i.e. right from design to devlopment & deployment part might get narrowed as you wont be able to touch WebAS that easily as you could in a Weblogic / WebSphere based project.This is because the administration part is most of the times taken care by the basis team and your job would remain confined to design / development.
Demand and requirement for EP and XI...wait and watch. I guess nobody can predict such things in todays world with ever changing technologies!!!

/JOB/ DC - Java , J2EE ** Weblogic**, Sybase/oracle, Swing, Solaris/Unix, NT.

All,
Let me know if you're interested, I'll supply contact details
=============================================
A major financial services company in the D.C. area that
is looking for Java developers with 5 + years experience
in web dev/ internet technologies (Java 2 Certification
strongly preferred ) and one or more of the following:
Java , J2EE ** Weblogic**, Sybase/oracle, Swing, Solaris/Unix, NT.
You will be responsible for defining and documenting
requirements and developing solutions to business problems.
Design Develop, upgrade, test, implement and document software
components of client/server applications and/or internet/web
based systems. Contribute to all phases of the software
development cycle.
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You have to create a datasource on WebLogicb with the JNDI name: jdbc/ADFDBDS
The steps involved to create a datasource can be found here: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17904_01/apirefs.1111/e13952/taskhelp/jdbc/jdbc_datasources/CreateDataSources.html

HTML/Java/J2ee IDE / Dev WEB app

I am creating one web application using Java/J2EE. My web page would contain menu and sub menu system.
I have to use HTML/JSP/Servlet/EJB/SQL Server.
For HTML I am using dream weaver and for java code notepad.
I want to use some GUI tool to develop this application.
1. GUI for developing HTML page and text editor for Java code with drag and drop facility for HTML and JAVA/J2ee both with easy integration between these two technology components.
Or
2. Any single GUI tool which provide HTML and JAVA/J2EE editor and drag and drop facility for HTML and JAVA/J2ee both.
Please help me by suggesting!

Now, with all this added complexity, what was the
point. I kinda thought it was to create a standard, so
that deployment was easy.I agree that deployment is not as easy as you would like it to be. However most of this added complexity is to handle situations consistently. And nowadays there are plenty of tools available (my Company makes one), which can simplify the deployment.
Can anyone out there tell me why we should conform to
these standards if the web app servers
won't!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!That is not how it should be, I agree. While building OptimalJ (the tool we make)we experienced differences between app servers as well. However again, there are tools which make this easier for you (although I don't think they solve it completely yet...).
Hopefully we end up in a situation where all EAR files can be interchanged more easily.
Regards,
Michiel.

Want to become J2EE developer

Hi,
I am a Sun certified java programmer. In my current job i am using core java/c++ but no J2EE stuff. I have around 6 years of experience in telecom industry . It is my keen desire to become a J2EE developer but i don't understand which direction i should choose JSP/Servlet or EJB. I have no web programming experience. Can anybody help me to find the right direction to achieve my goal ? I will highly appreciate your help and support.
Thanks & Regards
Upabbi

Servlet/JSP/JDBC is by far the most common and
versatile.
EJB is very specialized and limited, and to the best
of my knowledge only used in big investment banks and
a handful of huge companies. ('A handful' is here
comparatively speaking, not literally.)
Not really. Most successful EJB projects are executed in those sectors (and in companies supplying them).
Many more companies though try and fail, often repeatedly.
Everyone wants to be "enterprise", and to many that means EJB (though it might be declining).
There's a massive misunderstanding here that EJB is all there is to J2EE, that everything else is not J2EE at all.
EJB is Enterprise, after all. Enterprise normally
means that it solves problems that only exist if you
have more than a million employees and 500
incompatible IT platforms. Nope. Anything corporate can be called "enterprise". In fact most really large companies have pretty well consolidated their IT efforts on a few platforms by now, with at most some others hanging on for dear life as legacy applications inherited from companies they acquired over time that haven't been replaced (yet).
Enterprise also means that it's massively expensive,
and noone outside the enterprise would touch it with
a 10-foot poker.
We're a rather small company (70ish people here, some 350 worldwide).
We're running several hundred servers, dozens of them with heavy EJB clusters.
On the upside, EJBs may pay better (more specialized
and big companies have tons of money). On the
downside, EJB skill is fairly useless anywhere else,
and on its own it's too narrow to base a career on.
IMHO.
It does however give you a foot in the door in a lot of places, even if you may end up burrying EJB projects and redoing them using other things :)
I would suggest that you first find the kind of job
you want, and then check what skills you need to get
one of those.
That IS good advise.
But webapp development is a fairly general skill that
can come in handy in many situations. I would suggest
starting with servlet/JSP/JDBC (or Ruby on Rails :)
whether or not you go for the EJB part.Certainly, though specialising on it in this environment of offshoring is dangerous precisely because it is a general skill and can thus be easily moved to say Bangladesh or Bulgaria.

Free tools for J2EE development

Hi
I'm new to Java and here one question, that is very important to me now
Which tools can I use to develop J2 EE applications?
My question concerns mostly to tools, that can compile/build java files into classes? debug it and build then jar-files
Is there any free!!!, handy and reliable software for this purpose?
Any help will be appreciated
Thank you in advance
Yurij

NetBeans, as mentioned in previous posts is probably a good choice if you want totally free J2EE development. Sun provides many tools for the J2EE developer to write and test J2EE code.
Eclipse, while very good, is lacking in J2EE features. I didn't understand this until I started a new contract where they used WSAD (WebSphere Studio Application Developer) from IBM (Eclipse with J2EE support via plug-ins. It's roughly $4K per seat so definately not free. But havign Eclipse expirience did help me get up to speed quickly.
You might also check out MyEclipse (www.myeclipseide.com). It has J2EE plug-ins that provide for J2EE development and it costs roughly $30 per year (subscription). Not a bad deal, IYAM.
I think Borland still offers a free IDE but I haven't heard much about it these days.
There are others, but the top has to be NetBeans and Eclipse these days.
Enjoy!

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