i need a proper guidance.

[swetha nandan]

Hi everyone.i am swetha .i have finished my MCA in the 2005 after tht i worked for small s/w firm.but due to some reasons the company could not run for long time and i have to come out of it.after tht i i dint look for any job.becoz i was not getting a proper guidance.i donno where to start.wht to do.i am aware of java ,struts.i donno any other topics.please suggest me.

wht topics i have to go through .where shude i get the project from.already 1+ years completed i am still idle.please suggest me.
i am in a state of depression.i am in need of a proper guidance for my carrier.

thank you.

[arulk pillai]

Don't dispair. Some of my posts can be useful

-- https://coderanch.com/t/421990/Jobs/careers/Handy-tips-some-work-experience

-- http://www.javaranch.com



While looking for work

-- Learn Java and then JEE (JSP, Servlet, JDBC, JNDI, etc)

-- Learn SQL and XML

-- Learn some of the sought-after frameworks like Spring, Hibernate, and Struts.

-- Learn design patterns and design concepts

-- Learn integration technologies like Webservices, JMS, etc.

Good luck

[Campbell Ritchie]

This thread would sit better on "jobs discussion." Moving.

[Sandeep Awasthi]

Since you already have worked on struts, so I assume you know core java, jsp with tag libraries as well.

So start learning Spring core & hibernate. In parallel start looking out for job.
After you get job learn rest of the technologies which Arulk mentioned in parallel to job.

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[Anand Prabhu]

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