Scott Duncan

Looking for mid-level to senior Java Developers. Need database/SQL, Spring, REST, and preferably analytics experience. Hadoop and Spark experience are nice to haves. Kick ass company that is working on cutting edge product.

* Sorry, cannot sponsor at this time
* Please, no recruiters

Responsibilities
Ensure product quality in accordance with Sizmek R&D standards
Participate in determining product roadmap and deliverables
Define system architecture using industry bet-practice principles and patterns
Support the development of specifications and technical documentation
Lead and participate in code reviews and formal walk-throughs
Evaluate new technologies and provide recommendations
Participate in all agile meetings
Skills
Expert in Java technologies
Strong written and verbal communication skills
6-10 years of commercial software development experience
Experience with large scale, highly available web application infrastructure
Understanding of agile software development methods
Experience working as part of a Scrum self-organizing team
Strong analytical and problem solving skills

Please send me your resume directly.

*** No sponsorships or recruiters please ***

U.S. Citizens only! Only Candidates local to Austin will be considered!

Need an experienced Ajax/UI developer.

YUI or some other Ajax library

HTML and css guru

Experience with Java Servlets and JSP

Flex Experience (nice to have)

Send resumes to forloop5150@gmail.com

Need a Jr. to Mid-level java developer with experience in the following:

- J2EE, Struts, Spring, Hibernate, Tomcat, Eclipse IDE

*Local candidates only. No sponsorships at this time.

Send resumes and salary requirements to:

Scott Duncan
scott.duncan@unicast.com

FYI, we figured this out. It's a general issue in IE
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812935 that when using HTTPS to download files the response header can't contain "Cache-Control : no-cache", or
"Cache-Control: no-store".

We simply took out the previous headers and added this:

response.addHeader("Cache-Control", "no-transform, max-age=0");

Thanks to David Mortellaro for finding this.

We are writing a fairly large file to the OutputStream of the response in a servlet. On IE (not FF or Safari) we get this error. Any ideas? The code is as follows:

InputStream subRequestIS = subUrlConnection.getInputStream(); OutputStream responseOS = response.getOutputStream(); try { while ((count = subRequestIS.read(buffer, 0, buffer.length)) > 0) { responseOS.write(buffer, 0, count);//error throw here on about the 25th iteration } } catch(Throwable t) { t.printStackTrace(); }

<load-on-startup>0</load-on-startup>

Assuming your text fields are posted in a form and your link is actually submitting the form, then the values are already in the request (as parameters). This is the way you should do it IMO. You can change the action of the form with javascript when the user clicks the link, depending on which link they click on. You can then use javascript to submit the form.

Doesn't that depend on the size/speed of the server, memory, etc.?

If there is a setting in Tomcat, I do not know about it.

Question better suited for Bill Brogden. He knows everything.

I am really confused here also. If you are using a servlet to redirect, why are you using ajax to make the call for authentication? When not just do it in the servlet since it has to perform the redirect anyway?

my user's application servlet searches in my authentication server's domain.

Your user's application servlet? Is this servlet number 1 or servlet number 2? Please explain. You user doesn't own the servlet, right? Also, what is it searching for in the authentication server's domain?

how to get the html object look for the user's application servletcontext

What html object are you referring to here?

response.sendRedirect() instead of request.getRequestDispacther().forward()

Umm, I am not really clear how either one of these calls effect the session. Please explain.

Because you have it mapped to /ServletDemo and not /simple/ServletDemo I think you need to change the url you are entering:

http://localhost:8080/Example/simple/ServletDemo
should be
http://localhost:8080/Example/ServletDemo

Also for your url-pattern, you may want to make it /ServletDemo/*

Instead of

Class.forname("oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver");

try

DriverManager.registerDriver("oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver");

Here, try one of these

Echo
Cocoon
Millstone
OXF javascript: x()
shocked
SOFIA
Tapestry
WebWork
RIFE
Spring MVC
Canyamo
Maverick
JPublish
JATO
Folium
Jucas
Verge
Niggle
Bishop
Barracuda
Action Framework
Shocks
TeaServlet
wingS
Expresso
Bento
jStatemachine
jZonic
OpenEmcee
Turbine
Scope
Warfare
JWAA
Jaffa
Jacquard
Macaw
Smile
MyFaces
Chiba
JBanana
Jeenius
JWarp
Genie
Melati
Dovetail
Cameleon
JFormular
Xoplon
Japple
Helma
Dinamica
WebOnSwing
Nacho
Cassandra
Baritus
Stripes
Click
GWT
Wicket
Struts

Seriously, stick with JSP's and servlets. You will get sick with all of this framework nonsense.

Just to add more about the environment.

Using:

Tomcat 5.5
Java 5
Servlets/JSPs - no fancy frameworks
debugging with sysdeo eclipse plugin