Free Presentation - The Role of the Enterprise Service Bus
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Built-in support for multi-threading, socket communication, and memory management (automatic garbage
collection).
Object Oriented (OO).
Better portability than other languages across operating systems.
Supports Web based applications (Applet, Servlet, and JSP), distributed applications (sockets, RMI. EJB etc)
and network protocols (HTTP, JRMP etc) with the help of extensive standardised APIs (Application Program
Interfaces).
What is an IS A and a HAS A relationship, Explain the Java Collections Framework
You can find the answers to these questions if you don't already know them but this books summarises it in one paragraph. I have found it very useful for jogging my memory on topics and giving me a little bit of knowledge on the topics I don't know anything about. I think the best quality the book has is it gives you enough information and explanation to understand the topic, so if your fellow developers are talking about it you will have an idea of what it is.
This is the blurb on the amazon.co.uk page - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Java-J2EE-Job-Interview-Companion/dp/1411668243/ref=sr_1_1/202-6432586-7418219?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1175700291&sr=8-1
synopsis
A Java/J2EE interview companion and a quick reference guide for: Job seekers Promotion seekers Pro-active learners Interviewers Lulu top 100 best seller. Learn the core concepts and issues relating to Java/J2EE in an easy to understand questions and answers approach.Covers over 220 interview questions and concise answers with diagrams,examples,code samples,cross referencing etc. A quick reference guide, a refresher and a roadmap covering a wide range of Java J2EE related topics. Learn more about this book on Java J2EE interview questions with answers. Available as a PDF version Java J2EE interview questions with answers pdf version
I have only read about 30 pages but so far I have been pretty impressed with it
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Much of the relative simplicity of Java is - like for most new languages - partly an illusion and partly a function of its incompleteness. As time passes, Java will grow significantly in size and complexity. It will double or triple in size and grow implementation-dependent extensions or libraries. That is the way every commercially successful language has developed. Just look at any language you consider successful on a large scale. I know of no exceptions, and there are good reasons for this phenomenon. [I wrote this before 2000; now see a preview of Java 1.5.]
Java isn't platform independent; it is a platform. Like Windows, it is a proprietary commercial platform. That is, you can write programs for Windows/Intel or Java/JVM, and in each case you are writing code for a platform owned by a single corporation and tweaked for the commercial benefit of that corporation. It has been pointed out that you can write programs in any language for the JVM and associated operating systems facilities. However, the JVM, etc., are heavily biased in favor of Java. It is nowhere near being a general reasonably language-neutral VM/OS.
Personally, I'll stick to reasonably portable C++ for most of the kind of work I think most about and use a variety of languages for the rest.
I suppose one problem that might occur with computers and studying computer is that it isn't very appealing to women. In my experience I have worked with very few women (1 or 2) so a computer degree is already starting off on the back foot.
The industry also had an image problem, he said, with computer scientists often portrayed on TV and in films as "geeky".
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