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PLease help me out?

 
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Ok, I've only past the scjp 2 weeks ago.
I have not read anything about RMI or JDBC.
I was planning to do it after my certification but
then I got some general training that took up all my time.
I wasn't planning on doing anything in java for month.
I still have to study everything not covered in scjp.
I don't know ejb, jsp, jdbc, or rmi.
I did get a small introduction to ASP recently.
Now here is my problem. My company heard about my scjp
and is going to send me an email can you do this.
I need some archtect to just tell me what languages I need
to use and for what purpose. I need some kind of outline.
Sence I'm short on time I want to know exactly what do I
need to study before starting the project. What do I use
the different tool and languages to do( for example "connect
to internet using script is asp page).
Here is the assignement:
A membership management system for about 1000 members of a club. I am envisioning sort of a Yahoo type interface for the club members, where members log in once from their computer,
and don't need to log in again through a cookie. From there, they can view a personal calendar, club news, local/national news, stocks, etc. They can also view club membership information from a DB that would have how much they have
spent at the club, reservations info, etc. The DB would have to be imported from their current system, which is running DOS. I don't know what type of DB they have.
Keep in mind I don't have any java
experience. I think if I had an outline I can somehow pull it
off. If you have any example code that would be helpfull.
But a simple outline or plan of attach would be great.
Like do I have to use ASP or is jdbc enough and visa versa.
I'm pretty sure RMI is unnecessary am I right?
I hope this becomes good practice for some of you.
And if would help me out a lot. This is my only chance
at getting some java experience.
Thanks so much
Kourosh Keshavarzi
 
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Kourosh,
I noticed that you posted this to the Java in General - Advanced forum, too. That is probably a better forum for this post since this forum focuses on architect certification. Or at least tries to...
Based on what you said in your post you would probably be doing yourself and your company a favor by speaking with whoever wants to assign you this and go over in more detail what is wanted and what technologies are appropriate and if you have a good grasp of the technologies involved. This could be a good learning experience but if there is too much to learn then it could turn out badly.
John
 
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