Technologies to learn ahead?

Hi ,
i have got 1.5 years of experiance in ABAP . i have covered the following .
1) module pool programs 2) reports 3) scripts 4) smartforms 5) exits .
i know i need to still cover on enhancements,badis,bapis ,ale/idocs ,edi .
now guys please guide me and give some suggestions on whatelse i need to learn apart form these.
i also learned .NET and know i to create web applications i have got some knowledge on asp,asp.net,c#.net and vb.net . All in all i have little knowledge on web apps .
As i am working on abap could you guide me what to learn bsp,webdynpro abap and webdynpro java
ep,xi ...i am so confused of what to learn next and choose my path . please contibute with valuable suggestions on how my .NET skills can together work with ABAP skills
Edited by: Matt on Nov 11, 2008 1:25 PM - moved from ABAP forums

Hey pradeep,
You still did not work on all the existing concepts in ABAP?? Why are you in a hurry to learn something else? I think you are jumping the gun here..dont you think?
First, I would suggest you to concentrate minimum of 4 years on ABAP and Cross Applications more. Then, in the meanwhile keep an eye on the new concepts. See, If you can learn Java. It is helpful with the advanced concepts.
Regards,
Vishwa.

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P_INPUT = P_INPUT + V_V1.
ENDCASE.
MULTIPLICATION
WHEN '*'.
MULTIPLY UP THE VALUES.
P_INPUT = P_INPUT * V_V1.
ENDCASE.
ENDCASE.
ENDMODULE.
Regards,
Sree

GURUS-----How can any one proof he is a RAC expert

Hi,
In my recent interview with one of the top company they asked me "ARE YOU A RAC EXPERT" person who interviewd me was claiming he is an RAC expert.
How can I proof that I am a RAC expert.
If I know RAC installation on AIX/HP-UX/SUN and have good knowledge of RAC archicuture.
There is no certification for RAC also.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
MMU

First, I never proclaim myself an expert in anything. I always respond that while I may know a lot about a particular subject, it is up to others to label someone an expert or not. Then I state that while I may know a lot, there's always new technology to learn.
I think too many people self-proclaim themselves to be experts, when in reality, they are either more on the advanced or intermediate level. Proclaiming yourself an expert means you think you know all there is to know, and if you then answer a question incorrectly (or don't know an answer), you've suddenly disqualified yourself.

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