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(job) Java - San Francisco - contract to hire
Please send resumes to dlloyd@itascent.com
Contract to hire (or long-term consulting) so work authorization is a
criteria.
3 different roles, with a financial institution in San Francisco.
J2EE Developers
to work on high-transaction online application for customer service agents.
Desirable candidates should have at least 5 years Java experience and 3
years J2EE experience working with web applications based on MVC frameworks
like struts.
Must have Oracle and PL/SQL background.
Successful candidates will be those whom demonstrate strong skills in:
Core Java, Servlets, JDBC, XML including JAXP and JAXB.
Struts with XSL presentation and Enterprise patterns like business objects
and data access objects.
Oracle 8/9i, PL/SQL, SQL, and Object/Relational Databases.
Ant, log4j, JUnit, HttpUnit and CVS or Clearcase.
Web services, XSL and DHTML as a plus
Sr. Java and Oracle PL/SQL Back-End Batch Processor Developer
Must-Have Skills:
Need batch and database experts: Java (not J2EE but core Java skills) JDBC,
Multi-Threading
Very heavy Oracle JDBC Programming & PL/SQL, performance tuning using SQL
trace, TKPROF and explain plan
Database side is Oracle, PL/SQL and SQL knowledge.
Oracle 9i a big plus but you must understand database technology.
Must have strong background with large transactions volumes & high
availability.
Must be a senior person who can make their own decisions and work
independently
Java/MQ Series
Our Software Engineering team is seeking a highly motivated, self-directed,
senior Java developer to develop and maintain bank's message center. The
work involves a strong understanding of the software development lifecycle
(SDLC), architectural design/patterns, system integration, and Java
programming in a multi-tiered UNIX/NT environment.
This candidate will participate in all phases of the software development
life cycle - requirements analysis, development, testing, and
implementation. The responsibilities of this position will involve:
* Lead or contribute to architecture / technical design discussions
* Lead or contribute to code reviews and technical
design/specifications
* Lead or contribute to development of custom code
* Documenting design ideas using architecture and design templates and
* Contribute to the review and analysis of business requirements
* Create, maintain, and present technical documentation to different
audiences and levels
* Perform technical assessments and sizing
* Work with and coordinate activities with other development,
architecture, and product development teams
* Work with 3rd party vendor on technical design/specifications,
development, testing and deployment to ensure the product meets the bank's
requirements
The successful candidate:
* Must be a team player who understands the importance of teamwork,
collaboration, and open communication.
* Be able to effectively work with senior architects, systems
engineers, and product development.
* Embrace process and willing to utilize software development
lifecycle methodology and best practice
* Be able to articulate and document his/her ideas.
* Must be able to interpret and translate complex business
requirements into clear technical solutions and specifications.
* Must have an excellent understanding and hands-on experience with
design and development best practices.
* Have a true passion for excellence in his/work work, is
detailed-oriented, thorough, and follows through on commitments.
Minimum Requirements:
Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree and/or Master's Degree in Computer Science, Mathematics or
Statistics required
10+ years programming experience - 5+ years Java development
Strong hands-on expertise in system integration with 3rd party products,
Java, Relational Database programming (Oracle 8 & 9i), MQ series and Web
Services
Experience with financial systems and working with large complex systems
preferred
Required Skills:
Hands-on expertise with Object-Oriented Design and Development, JAVA, XML,
Struts framework, Web Logic, MQ Series, Web Services, JDBC, PL/SQL,
multi-threading, and relational databases (Oracle preferred)
Experience in working with Vendors on 3rd party products
Experience in using various software configuration management tools (
ClearCase)
Experience with design patterns
Experience with UML design and experience using modeling tools
Willingness to mentor, have strong analytical, technical documentation, and
communication skills. Able to work independently in a fast-paced, dynamic
environment.
Experience leading development teams through large, complex
system/application development preferred.
Experience using RUP a plus
Excellent communication skill (both verbal and written)
Re: (job) Java - San Francisco - contract to hire
Posted by Shiva Narayana <sh...@gmail.com>.
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 16:33:28 -0700, Dave Lloyd <sv...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Please send resumes to dlloyd@itascent.com
>
> Contract to hire (or long-term consulting) so work authorization is a
> criteria.
>
> 3 different roles, with a financial institution in San Francisco.
>
> J2EE Developers
>
> to work on high-transaction online application for customer service agents.
>
> Desirable candidates should have at least 5 years Java experience and 3
> years J2EE experience working with web applications based on MVC frameworks
> like struts.
>
> Must have Oracle and PL/SQL background.
>
> Successful candidates will be those whom demonstrate strong skills in:
>
> Core Java, Servlets, JDBC, XML including JAXP and JAXB.
>
> Struts with XSL presentation and Enterprise patterns like business objects
> and data access objects.
>
> Oracle 8/9i, PL/SQL, SQL, and Object/Relational Databases.
>
> Ant, log4j, JUnit, HttpUnit and CVS or Clearcase.
>
> Web services, XSL and DHTML as a plus
>
> Sr. Java and Oracle PL/SQL Back-End Batch Processor Developer
>
> Must-Have Skills:
>
> Need batch and database experts: Java (not J2EE but core Java skills) JDBC,
> Multi-Threading
>
> Very heavy Oracle JDBC Programming & PL/SQL, performance tuning using SQL
> trace, TKPROF and explain plan
>
> Database side is Oracle, PL/SQL and SQL knowledge.
>
> Oracle 9i a big plus but you must understand database technology.
>
> Must have strong background with large transactions volumes & high
> availability.
>
> Must be a senior person who can make their own decisions and work
> independently
>
> Java/MQ Series
>
> Our Software Engineering team is seeking a highly motivated, self-directed,
> senior Java developer to develop and maintain bank's message center. The
> work involves a strong understanding of the software development lifecycle
> (SDLC), architectural design/patterns, system integration, and Java
> programming in a multi-tiered UNIX/NT environment.
>
> This candidate will participate in all phases of the software development
> life cycle - requirements analysis, development, testing, and
> implementation. The responsibilities of this position will involve:
>
> * Lead or contribute to architecture / technical design discussions
> * Lead or contribute to code reviews and technical
> design/specifications
> * Lead or contribute to development of custom code
> * Documenting design ideas using architecture and design templates and
>
> * Contribute to the review and analysis of business requirements
> * Create, maintain, and present technical documentation to different
> audiences and levels
> * Perform technical assessments and sizing
> * Work with and coordinate activities with other development,
> architecture, and product development teams
> * Work with 3rd party vendor on technical design/specifications,
> development, testing and deployment to ensure the product meets the bank's
> requirements
>
> The successful candidate:
>
> * Must be a team player who understands the importance of teamwork,
> collaboration, and open communication.
> * Be able to effectively work with senior architects, systems
> engineers, and product development.
> * Embrace process and willing to utilize software development
> lifecycle methodology and best practice
> * Be able to articulate and document his/her ideas.
> * Must be able to interpret and translate complex business
> requirements into clear technical solutions and specifications.
> * Must have an excellent understanding and hands-on experience with
> design and development best practices.
> * Have a true passion for excellence in his/work work, is
> detailed-oriented, thorough, and follows through on commitments.
>
> Minimum Requirements:
>
> Qualifications:
>
> Bachelor's Degree and/or Master's Degree in Computer Science, Mathematics or
> Statistics required
>
> 10+ years programming experience - 5+ years Java development
>
> Strong hands-on expertise in system integration with 3rd party products,
> Java, Relational Database programming (Oracle 8 & 9i), MQ series and Web
> Services
>
> Experience with financial systems and working with large complex systems
> preferred
>
> Required Skills:
>
> Hands-on expertise with Object-Oriented Design and Development, JAVA, XML,
> Struts framework, Web Logic, MQ Series, Web Services, JDBC, PL/SQL,
> multi-threading, and relational databases (Oracle preferred)
>
> Experience in working with Vendors on 3rd party products
>
> Experience in using various software configuration management tools (
> ClearCase)
>
> Experience with design patterns
>
> Experience with UML design and experience using modeling tools
>
> Willingness to mentor, have strong analytical, technical documentation, and
> communication skills. Able to work independently in a fast-paced, dynamic
> environment.
>
> Experience leading development teams through large, complex
> system/application development preferred.
>
> Experience using RUP a plus
>
> Excellent communication skill (both verbal and written)
>
>
--
Regards
Shiva
Re: Module and pages Behind WEB-INF don't work...???
Posted by pu...@tcs.com.
Thanks for the help..yes it works that way...!!!
Puneet Agarwal
Tata Consultancy Services
Mailto: puneet.a@tcs.com
Website: http://www.tcs.com
Jurn Ho <ju...@magicmonster.com>
07/29/2004 07:06 PM
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Re: Module and pages Behind WEB-INF don't work...???
Hi Puneet,
I was just playing with hiding JSP beneath WEB-INF/ and Modules today.
What you can do is edit your struts-module-config.xml
and as part of the <controller> you can add the forwardPattern property
e.g. My setup is <set-property property="forwardPattern"
value="/WEB-INF/jsp$M$P"/>, so that my forward paths don't contain the
WEB-INF/jsp
read section 5.2.1 at
http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/configuration.html
$M is module, and $P is path
By default it is "$M$P" like you have found out, but you're probably after
$P.
I think you might need to add this to each struts module config.xml that
you do. Does anyone know if you can set default controller properties for
all modules-config.xml?
cya,
Jurn
At 04:48 PM 29/07/2004, puneet.a@tcs.com wrote:
>I want to do both "hide my JSPs behind WEB-INF" and use "Struts modules".
>
>and this does not work, I looked into the struts code. it does the
following
>
>If the path of ActionForward starts with "/", it obtains the module
prefix
>and prefixes this to the path so...
>If my path was say "/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it becomes
>"/iny/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
>( which is unwanted......I wanted..."/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" )
>
>
>but if the path of ActionForward does not start with "/", it leaves the
>path as it is ( i.e. does not prefix the module-prefix)
>but then the requested URI becomes like this
>
>http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root><ActionForward-path>
>
>instead of
>
>http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>/<ActionForward-path>
>
>so the problem is there is no slash - "/" before "<ActionForward-path>"
>
>so if my path was "WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it searches for
>"http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
>which gives error...Can anyone suggest the way out..?
>
>or does this require a fix ? only a Quick resolution of this will be able
>help.
>
>Regards,
>Puneet Agarwal
>Tata Consultancy Services
>Mailto: puneet.a@tcs.com
>Website: http://www.tcs.com
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Re: Module and pages Behind WEB-INF don't work...???
Posted by Jurn Ho <ju...@magicmonster.com>.
Hi Puneet,
I was just playing with hiding JSP beneath WEB-INF/ and Modules today.
What you can do is edit your struts-module-config.xml
and as part of the <controller> you can add the forwardPattern property
e.g. My setup is <set-property property="forwardPattern"
value="/WEB-INF/jsp$M$P"/>, so that my forward paths don't contain the
WEB-INF/jsp
read section 5.2.1 at http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/configuration.html
$M is module, and $P is path
By default it is "$M$P" like you have found out, but you're probably after $P.
I think you might need to add this to each struts module config.xml that
you do. Does anyone know if you can set default controller properties for
all modules-config.xml?
cya,
Jurn
At 04:48 PM 29/07/2004, puneet.a@tcs.com wrote:
>I want to do both "hide my JSPs behind WEB-INF" and use "Struts modules".
>
>and this does not work, I looked into the struts code. it does the following
>
>If the path of ActionForward starts with "/", it obtains the module prefix
>and prefixes this to the path so...
>If my path was say "/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it becomes
>"/iny/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
>( which is unwanted......I wanted..."/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" )
>
>
>but if the path of ActionForward does not start with "/", it leaves the
>path as it is ( i.e. does not prefix the module-prefix)
>but then the requested URI becomes like this
>
>http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root><ActionForward-path>
>
>instead of
>
>http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>/<ActionForward-path>
>
>so the problem is there is no slash - "/" before "<ActionForward-path>"
>
>so if my path was "WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it searches for
>"http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
>which gives error...Can anyone suggest the way out..?
>
>or does this require a fix ? only a Quick resolution of this will be able
>help.
>
>Regards,
>Puneet Agarwal
>Tata Consultancy Services
>Mailto: puneet.a@tcs.com
>Website: http://www.tcs.com
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Re: Module and pages Behind WEB-INF don't work...???
Posted by pu...@tcs.com.
Thanks Erik, this can actually be very useful. (I haven't tried it yet...)
Puneet Agarwal
Tata Consultancy Services
Mailto: puneet.a@tcs.com
Website: http://www.tcs.com
Erik Weber <er...@mindspring.com>
07/29/2004 12:44 PM
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Re: Module and pages Behind WEB-INF don't work...???
I don't have the exact fix you are looking for, but this (in web.xml)
will prevent direct access to anything with a jsp extension:
<security-constraint>
<web-resource-collection>
<web-resource-name>no_access</web-resource-name>
<url-pattern>*.jsp</url-pattern>
</web-resource-collection>
<auth-constraint/>
</security-constraint>
Erik
puneet.a@tcs.com wrote:
>
> I want to do both "hide my JSPs behind WEB-INF" and use "Struts
modules".
>
> and this does not work, I looked into the struts code. it does the
> following
>
> If the path of ActionForward starts with "/", it obtains the module
> prefix and prefixes this to the path so...
> If my path was say "/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it becomes
> "/iny/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
> ( which is unwanted......I wanted..."/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" )
>
>
> but if the path of ActionForward does not start with "/", it leaves
> the path as it is ( i.e. does not prefix the module-prefix)
> but then the requested URI becomes like this
>
> http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root><ActionForward-path>
>
> instead of
>
> http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>/<ActionForward-path>
>
> so the problem is there is no slash - "/" before "<ActionForward-path>"
>
> so if my path was "WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it searches for
> "http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
> which gives error...Can anyone suggest the way out..?
>
> or does this require a fix ? only a Quick resolution of this will be
> able help.
>
> Regards,
> Puneet Agarwal
> Tata Consultancy Services
> Mailto: puneet.a@tcs.com
> Website: http://www.tcs.com
>
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Re: Module and pages Behind WEB-INF don't work...???
Posted by Erik Weber <er...@mindspring.com>.
I don't have the exact fix you are looking for, but this (in web.xml)
will prevent direct access to anything with a jsp extension:
<security-constraint>
<web-resource-collection>
<web-resource-name>no_access</web-resource-name>
<url-pattern>*.jsp</url-pattern>
</web-resource-collection>
<auth-constraint/>
</security-constraint>
Erik
puneet.a@tcs.com wrote:
>
> I want to do both "hide my JSPs behind WEB-INF" and use "Struts modules".
>
> and this does not work, I looked into the struts code. it does the
> following
>
> If the path of ActionForward starts with "/", it obtains the module
> prefix and prefixes this to the path so...
> If my path was say "/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it becomes
> "/iny/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
> ( which is unwanted......I wanted..."/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" )
>
>
> but if the path of ActionForward does not start with "/", it leaves
> the path as it is ( i.e. does not prefix the module-prefix)
> but then the requested URI becomes like this
>
> http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root><ActionForward-path>
>
> instead of
>
> http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>/<ActionForward-path>
>
> so the problem is there is no slash - "/" before "<ActionForward-path>"
>
> so if my path was "WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it searches for
> "http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
> which gives error...Can anyone suggest the way out..?
>
> or does this require a fix ? only a Quick resolution of this will be
> able help.
>
> Regards,
> Puneet Agarwal
> Tata Consultancy Services
> Mailto: puneet.a@tcs.com
> Website: http://www.tcs.com
>
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Re: Module and pages Behind WEB-INF don't work...???
Posted by Kishore Senji <ks...@gmail.com>.
There are two solutions to this problem.
1) Setting contextRelative="true" for every forward.
(If you do that, then the path will be intrepreted as context relative
instead of module relative)
2) Using forwardPattern of controller
The default is $M$P
meaning the path is prepended with the prefix of the module.
If you use forwardPattern like the one below, then the module prefix
won't be prepended
<controller forwardPattern="$P"/>
or
you can use
<controller forwardPattern="/WEB-INF$P"/>
to save some typing.
P.S: forwardPattern only applies if you haven't set
contextRelative="true" for a forward.
Thanks,
Kishore Senji.
----- Original Message -----
From: puneet.a@tcs.com <pu...@tcs.com>
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 12:18:34 +0530
Subject: Module and pages Behind WEB-INF don't work...???
To: Struts Users Mailing List <us...@struts.apache.org>
I want to do both "hide my JSPs behind WEB-INF" and use "Struts modules".
and this does not work, I looked into the struts code. it does the following
If the path of ActionForward starts with "/", it obtains the module
prefix and prefixes this to the path so...
If my path was say "/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it becomes
"/iny/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
( which is unwanted......I wanted..."/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" )
but if the path of ActionForward does not start with "/", it leaves
the path as it is ( i.e. does not prefix the module-prefix)
but then the requested URI becomes like this
http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root><ActionForward-path>
instead of
http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>/<ActionForward-path>
so the problem is there is no slash - "/" before "<ActionForward-path>"
so if my path was "WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it searches for
"http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
which gives error...Can anyone suggest the way out..?
or does this require a fix ? only a Quick resolution of this will be able help.
Regards,
Puneet Agarwal
Tata Consultancy Services
Mailto: puneet.a@tcs.com
Website: http://www.tcs.com
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Module and pages Behind WEB-INF don't work...???
Posted by pu...@tcs.com.
I want to do both "hide my JSPs behind WEB-INF" and use "Struts modules".
and this does not work, I looked into the struts code. it does the
following
If the path of ActionForward starts with "/", it obtains the module prefix
and prefixes this to the path so...
If my path was say "/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it becomes
"/iny/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
( which is unwanted......I wanted..."/WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" )
but if the path of ActionForward does not start with "/", it leaves the
path as it is ( i.e. does not prefix the module-prefix)
but then the requested URI becomes like this
http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root><ActionForward-path>
instead of
http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>/<ActionForward-path>
so the problem is there is no slash - "/" before "<ActionForward-path>"
so if my path was "WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp" it searches for
"http://<ipaddress>:<port>/<web-context-root>WEB-INF/pages/INY0010S.jsp"
which gives error...Can anyone suggest the way out..?
or does this require a fix ? only a Quick resolution of this will be able
help.
Regards,
Puneet Agarwal
Tata Consultancy Services
Mailto: puneet.a@tcs.com
Website: http://www.tcs.com