How highly are the Sun Java cert. regarded in the industry? I wanna do a SCJP. Is the investmetn worth it?
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If you do not have much Java experience on your resume, the SCJP is a major point in your favor. If you have 3-4 years of solid Java experience though, it does not help much at all.
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I recommend visiting the sun's site\nhttp://java.sun.com/javase/reference/tutorials.jsp\nHere you will find some tutorials download as needed.\n\nConcentrate on basic core java\nThreading, Networking, Garbage Collection, Swings and JDBC\n\nYou can do one of the following projects to become thorough in java\n\nReal Time Network Monitor.(In this you can capture a remote desktop)\nMailing Application such as Outlook Express\nNetwork TroubleShooter.(Here you specify functionalities for troubleshooting the n/w, if possible you can also include remote troubleshooting)\nDevice Monitor (Here it is a program for checking any devices attached to computer and properly managing the data transfer).\n\nGood Luck.
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If your asking about core java, First go through Java Complete Reference, Then Read any JCP books.
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That actually depends on what ur interested in and what u know. Writing these exams without any work experience on that is not going to be very useful. \n\nso i suggest that better u get some good exposure in these technologies and then decide the exams.\n\nIf u have good learning skills and u want to keep learning new thing then go java certfication.
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Sun Java, yes....   Make sure you are running adware, firwall antivirus, etc...   It's not Java that is the problem it's the malicious code that people program in it....  As long as you are using it on trusted sites...
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On the Java side it would probably be Sun's Java Studio Creator. It's free, but nothing is ever really free...  Your payment is that you buy into Sun's strategy which pushes their agenda. Although, it doesn't force Sun's agenda because you can still choose someone else's hardware/os (including windows) to run your app.
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I think TogetherJ is something like Rational Rose?\n\nEdit: most people these days use Eclipse for Java development, but it doesn't do all the things Rational Rose does, as far as I know. Not that everybody WANTS all the things that RR does...
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The first benefit is "mindshare".  If nothing else, it\nreminds developers that Sun is out there and worth their\nconsideration as a source of technology.  In a sense, it's\nlike advertising.\n\nAnother benefit is that every piece of software written for\nJava can *potentially* run on the Solaris OS and Sun server\nhardware.  If that software had been written for ".Net",\nthen Sun would have a more limited opportunity to compete\nfor the business (although Sun *does* sell Opteron servers\nwhich are qualified for Windows).  \n\nFurthermore, much of the Java software needs an Application\nServer (which Sun sells) as well as back-end data bases \n(and Sun would like to compete to be the host of those DB's).\n\nGiven Sun's sustained support for Java over the last\n10 years, it appears that Sun is convinced that Java\nhas a *significant* impact on the sale of Solaris\nservers.  As an aside, you might note that Sun has\ngone to a model where not only is Java free, but\ntheir development tools (C/C++/Fortran compilers)\nand even Solaris itself is free.  This suggests that\ngetting mindshare (presumably impacting server sales)\nis one of the most important facets to the business.
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I love netbeans, it has anumber of built in features that aide in app development. Code completion, cvs, refactoring,etc... You may also want to check out eclipse and Sun Studio.  I know  for sure sun studio also adds a UML editor which is pretty clever since it also allows you to generate java code from the UML diagrams
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Go back to Sun's Java site and head for the forums; that's the ideal place to get answers to questions of that nature. In fact, somebody asked a similar question in said forum:\n\nhttp://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=460113&messageID=2107071
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from sun.com\n\nif you looking for any specific third party jvm , look for from their specific sites.\n\nsay,ibm.com , bea.com .
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Is CSQA popular? I think SCJA/SCJP/SCJD would be more popular...\n\nWell... any certification should be useful !\n\nP.S. I do have Network+ and CCNA
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Are you just getting a general error that says this file is missing or something more specific?  Have you tried contacting Sun directly (Java's developer)?  If this file isn't contained in the Java install then I'm not sure where you can find it.  Did you try to download Java again?  Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
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If I am not wrong , You typed wrongly "Agax" .Correct term is "Ajax".\n\nThere are few topics which I can suggest are :\n\n1.Hibernate from Apache\n2.Spring Framework. \n3.Spring Framework vs Struts Framework. \n4.Oracle 10g\n5.Cyber Laws and related Technology\n6.Design Patterns\n\nI hope ,the above list will help you.
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you need write code !!\n\nuse j2se and develop!!\njar and enjoy !\n\nit is not that easy !!
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M.Sc IT and M.Sc Computer science does have scope in the IT industry..there are a lot of people joining the company i work with M.Sc degrees in IT or computer science...but what I have sen about thier resumes is that they also had certifications in specific domains.The most favored certification was Oracle certified professional ,other preferred certifications were sun microsystems java certifications. .NET and linux administration .I am guessing you are a fresher out of college so I would recommend working on one certification well.If possible you can also go for training in testing tools and unix which have a lot of demand nowdays
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As a development platform, I personally prefer to work\non Solaris, so take my opinion with a grain of salt :-)\n\nWhich OS do you think you're more likely to run into\nin a sysadmin situation?  Certainly for personal systems\n(ie. laptops), RH *must* be more common.  However, for\nserver situations, you'd probably do well being \ncertified with either one.\n\nWhile the specific details of config mechanisms vary,\nbeing certified in either one will suggest to an\nemployer that (1) you're serious about learning the\nmaterial (2) that you've learned the concepts involved.\n\nFinally, if I were interested in getting a job with\nsome particular company, I find out which one *they*\nthought was more interesting and let that be my guide :-)