Java/J2ee:what technologies we should master in this?

[s jain]

hi ..Curently I am getting work on jsp & servlet only.Is this is enough if I 2 yrs of exp in that?i have found hard to get work on EJB & otheres as this things are done by exp people.Is it right at many places?
which are the good company in pune for Java/J2ee field?Where I get good exposure in this field?Which are the other technology in this we must know to master in this field?pls discuss...I already suffered to move frm core java to get into j2ee & dont want the same in future?

[Peter Chun]

Which are the other technology in this we must know to master in this field?

Master hard-core J2SE such as NIO, RMI, Swing, Socket, Multi-threaded programming. There's a good demand for core J2SE experts.

[Hendy Setyo Mulyo]

Originally posted by s jain:
hi ..Curently I am getting work on jsp & servlet only.Is this is enough if I 2 yrs of exp in that?i have found hard to get work on EJB & otheres as this things are done by exp people.Is it right at many places?
which are the good company in pune for Java/J2ee field?Where I get good exposure in this field?Which are the other technology in this we must know to master in this field?pls discuss...I already suffered to move frm core java to get into j2ee & dont want the same in future?

Hi,

If you want to get a job as J2EE Developer, you should master the J2EE Concepts (N-tier application, Conn pooling, EJB) and you should have knowledge about famous J2EE framework like Struts/JSF or Hibernate/iBatis. Most of J2EE Projects now are using Struts, EJB and Hibernate/iBatis in the development.

Hendy Setyo Mulyo
SCJP1.4, SCBCD1.3(in progress)

[Ashik Uzzaman]

Jain, the following article may be relevant to your query, although you are the one to figure out which skill sets you finally want in your resume to load with.

http://www.anteogroup.com/press_room/javanews_summer_2005.html#A1
http://www.anteogroup.com/press_room/javanews_fall_2005.html#A1

[s jain]

hi Ashik, good info.Thanks.
hope I will be able to use them!

[Kj Reddy]

Try to be master in OOPS concepts, core java. What ever you take everything reolves with Object. So if you undestand that EJB, CORBA, RMI, J2EE becomes easier. All this technologies are just tells hw to use a class or object. Just if you take RMI it invloves how you can use an object which is in a jvm from another object which running on another jvm. So if you are good in core jvm understanding j2ee wont become much problem. Your 2 years experience should be enough to start with ejb. Try to read Edroman book for EJB and you will understand why EJB is there.

Good Luck