Needed Help Guys(all the JAVA programmers)

[demoninside]

Hi guys,
as always i need ur help,

I m going to face my first interview on JAVA tech,
Guys that compony want guys with J2EE level,
I Know core JAVA and a littel bit of JSP,
tell me hw should i prepare for this(i realy want to get in )
I hv 1 month, and a lot of time as running in free nowdays,

so pls help my by suggesting me the way and if u hv any IDEA what type of Questions they might ask, or what is in J2EE and wht type of questions r there
i tried it on google but nothing for free,
so any type of help i'll appreciate.

PLS PLS

[Wizard]

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Me too want some good Java Prog in my messenger list , coz my Project is java enabled.

[go4inet]

First : Relax

Second : Be Confident

Third : Read More E-Books on Latest JAVA Technologies

Fourth : Update your self with latest technology news related to JAVA

Fifth : Always know the 10 JAVA Buzz Words

Sixth : Founder of JAVA : James Gosling (If I am Right)

Seventh : Goto Yahoo! Chat Rooms >> Programming and chat withs ome fellow guys out there.

Eighth : Search for some good programming based forums (specially JAVA) and share more discussions related to JAVA

Ninth : Thank me for posting these ideas !

Tenth : Have a Good Sleep & All The Best of ur Interviews !

Reagards,
Vinay

[demoninside]

Ya thanx vinay but that wasn't i was looking for,

I m looking for questions also which might be asked during the time of written & interview ,

Any way realy apprecite ur words,
any perticular site u can find pls forward me on
ruchirgaur@rediffmail.com

[SmoothCriminal]

Hi m8.. rite now am doing project in IBM in J2EE.. When it comes to J2EE everything is important... Like, we are working on Servlets and Struts..

Ok, now from the interview point of view, I can tell u preparing for J2EE is a long-term process.. But I 'd recommend NIIT's Material for J2EE.. u have some small books for each of JSP, Servlets, Java Beans, JDBC ..

All those are really crisp, and basics of what u need to know.. That'd definitely help.. Try and get a photocopy of them.. That Material has mostly the stuff needed for interviews.. But they arent deep enuf.. But def good for interview..

AND.. Install J2EE/Tomcat server on your PC and work thru... Practical knowledge definitely helps..

[theKonqueror]

Go to www.freshersworld.com . They have a secton of technical questions that are generally asked in interviews. I don't exactly know the link of the java page, but u can easily get the qstns once u go to questions page on freshersworld. They include qstns on Java, C & C++, Oracle etc.

Hope they will b useful.

[demoninside]

thanx a lot of u guys
now one more help pls,
I know JDBC, Servlet, and JSP(not good in JSP yet)
so wht is the remaining portion

is CORBA & JDO includes in it
for core java i know(applets, swings, RMI)

so wht is the portion i should go for
pls help me guys

[theKonqueror]

I think u should search google for SUN certification in J2EE. Coz, looking at the syllabus of J2EE certificatoin will clear all ur doubts abt what is included in J2EE.

[icecoolz]

mate...take it easy....This is coming from an interviewers perspective. Things that I generally look for:

1) Be confident in what you know.

2) We dont expect you to know everything. Thats impossible. Have been in IT for 7 years. Am a tech arch still I dont knw so much! Learn to say I dont know!

3) Know your basics really well. Thats what most people look for. Dont throw around FUNDAS. That just makes you look stupid.

4) Learn core java very well. Also in servlets learns about the advantages and disadvantages.

5) JSP - learn it well for JSP and Servlets will be what u might be working on mostly.

6) Chill...be calm...be confident....and u'll make it...

All the best!!!