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Jothi Shankar Kumar wrote:Spring / Hibernate is not something specific these days. They are like the common skills that a person with 6 years of experience should have if that person is working on the JEE platform. Atl east I would say this.
Digvijay Kumar wrote:
Jothi Shankar Kumar wrote:Spring / Hibernate is not something specific these days. They are like the common skills that a person with 6 years of experience should have if that person is working on the JEE platform. Atl east I would say this.
I do not agree.
what if person has worked in core java, ejb, jms, ajax, direct jdbc,web services, database for 6 years.He/she has more strong profile than spring and hibernate
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If you claim that you work on EJB (I assume EJB 3.0 here), then I would expect you to know the alternative equivalent which is Spring.
If you claim that you work on EJB (I assume EJB 3.0 here), then I would expect you to know the alternative equivalent which is Spring.
ejb3 is JPA implementation.
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:
If you claim that you work on EJB (I assume EJB 3.0 here), then I would expect you to know the alternative equivalent which is Spring.
I don't see why. Spring is substantially different from EJB; it doesn't even address all the same problems. Having experience with one has no correlation with having experience with the other. (Unless by "know" you mean just having a general knowledge about what a particular framework does; I would agree that every enterprise developer should have that about EJB, Spring, Hibernate and lots of other frameworks and APIs.)
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What else technically that you need to know in Spring apart from the DI principle (apart from Spring specific API's)? If one can understand this principle, then learning Spring / EJB 3 should be a breeze.
sriram sankar wrote:If some one works with a ORM tool like Toplink and the requirement ask for hibernate. The recruiter is so keen for Hibernate in the resume...