Thursday, April 27, 2006
Macam2
Code quality for software architects.
Build and Implement A Single Sign-On Solution.
Using a Java based Kerberos module to securely authenticate users against
Active Directory.
LdapTemplate: LDAP Programming in Java Made Simple.
Bringing Swing to the Web.
Writing Cool Games for Cellular Devices.
ehcache-1.2 released - distributed caching, listeners and more.
Obix Configuration Framework 1.0 Released. Web site Obix.
JAG 6.0 released: Tapestry 4, XFire SOAP & Acegi Security. Web site Jag.
Build your own scripting language for Java. An introduction to JSR 223.
The Mustang Meets the Rhino: Scripting in Java 6.
Advanced MySQL Replication Techniques.
Ajax Programming in BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1, Part 2.
Understanding Service Oriented Architecture.
Database Connection Pooling with Tomcat.
Using Solaris SMF.
An Introduction to the Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 Specification.
Agile Object to Relational Database Replication with db4o.
Prototype: Easing AJAX's Pain.
Code quality for software architects.
Build and Implement A Single Sign-On Solution.
Using a Java based Kerberos module to securely authenticate users against
Active Directory.
LdapTemplate: LDAP Programming in Java Made Simple.
Bringing Swing to the Web.
Writing Cool Games for Cellular Devices.
ehcache-1.2 released - distributed caching, listeners and more.
Obix Configuration Framework 1.0 Released. Web site Obix.
JAG 6.0 released: Tapestry 4, XFire SOAP & Acegi Security. Web site Jag.
Build your own scripting language for Java. An introduction to JSR 223.
The Mustang Meets the Rhino: Scripting in Java 6.
Advanced MySQL Replication Techniques.
Ajax Programming in BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1, Part 2.
Understanding Service Oriented Architecture.
Database Connection Pooling with Tomcat.
Using Solaris SMF.
An Introduction to the Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 Specification.
Agile Object to Relational Database Replication with db4o.
Prototype: Easing AJAX's Pain.
Comments:
W'salam,
Learning Struts (or Webwork or Tapestry or equivalent web mvc framework) first is probably better since the scope is confined to just that, a web mvc.
Spring's scope is much wider and you can take it up after that.
BTW, have you learned and mastered Hibernate?
Learning Struts (or Webwork or Tapestry or equivalent web mvc framework) first is probably better since the scope is confined to just that, a web mvc.
Spring's scope is much wider and you can take it up after that.
BTW, have you learned and mastered Hibernate?
Of course there are SOOOOOO MUCH to learn! That the interesting part about sw dev! :D
But, first priority comes first.
In your case, I would suggest that you learn and practise struts first since you already have some web background. (1 to 2 months)
If you don't know ant, please learn it first for just a few days. You can learn more about ant concurrently while learning struts.
2nd, learn and practise hibernate. (2 to 3 months)
3rd, learn and practise spring. (2 to 4 months)
BTW, don't forget to learn and practise JUnit. It should take you only a few days too.
Good luck!
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But, first priority comes first.
In your case, I would suggest that you learn and practise struts first since you already have some web background. (1 to 2 months)
If you don't know ant, please learn it first for just a few days. You can learn more about ant concurrently while learning struts.
2nd, learn and practise hibernate. (2 to 3 months)
3rd, learn and practise spring. (2 to 4 months)
BTW, don't forget to learn and practise JUnit. It should take you only a few days too.
Good luck!
