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Friends,

I have newly joined a service company.Now I hear from the resource allocation team that I have been assigned to a team where the work will be on Java.But I would also be undergoing training on Staffware.The HR says staffware is a BI product and has a good prospect as a skillset.
I am not aware of Staffware...what is it exactly?and is it really a very good skill to have?Also if I am going to work on Java how would it be used with Staffware?Is it some kind of EAI?
do throw some light so that I can also decide on this...
 
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Why not visit the Tibco (owners of StaffWare) web site and find out? It may have a Java API.
 
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