Lynna Cekova

Hello,
Has anyone of you guys interviewed for a J2EE Developer (Programmer Analyst) position with Nationwide Insurance or Huntington Bank? Or with any other big financial institution? I am trying to find out what kind of questions they ask. I know their technical quesitions are different from what Google or Amazon ask, and it will be great if somebody can share experience.

I worked with server-side Java 3 years ago, and I used J2SE 1.4 together with Tomcat 4 (with Servlets 2.3 and JSP 1.2) to build commercial websites. I am planning on using server-side Java again, and I currently have J2SE 1.5 and Tomcat 5.5.4 (Servlets 2.4 and JSP 2.0). I read some people's opinions that J2SE is only good when you develop interfaces, while for server-side development J2EE 1.4 is necessary. However, Tomcat already provides me with Servlets and JSP functionality, and the J2SE+Tomcat configuration worked pretty well before, so I am not exactly clear on J2EE's advantages. Any advice will be appreciated.
[ January 26, 2005: Message edited by: Cvetelina Cekova ]

Dear David and James,
I am a JSP programmer, and I don't know much about J2ME. Can you please tell me if your book is suitable for begginers, or do you need previous J2ME experience in order to benefit from it?
Thanks,
Cvety

Deepti,
You'd better start at http://java.sun.com/products/jsp
You can also find a lot of good jsp tutorials by using a google search.
Regards,
Cvety

Hello!
I will be very thankful if you can help me with the following:
I need to create a TEI class to declare scripting variables for a tag that shows records from a recordset. The names of the variables, however, are the same as the column names in the recordset, so I don't know them in advance. Can anyone tell me how to declare the scription variables in the TEI class in case I don't know the names the Tag class will assign them?
Thanks,
Faerine