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JAVA and J2EE
Hi,
iam currently working, i have done a basic course in c language programming and im looking forward to join java and j2ee course,
problem is that the institute is offering 4 modules in java , in that d first is Core java, second is j2ee, third is High End j2ee Technologies and fourth is Contents java web services,
please advise me the best among these which will be really helpfull to me..
thanks in advance,
niyaz
iam currently working, i have done a basic course in c language programming and im looking forward to join java and j2ee course,
problem is that the institute is offering 4 modules in java , in that d first is Core java, second is j2ee, third is High End j2ee Technologies and fourth is Contents java web services,
please advise me the best among these which will be really helpfull to me..
thanks in advance,
niyaz
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Nov 28 2007 11:10 AM GMT
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Since you don't have any experience on Object oriented programming like C++, (I am assuming this, because you said you have done a basic course in C) the best course to start with will be Core Java. This will give you the familiarity about the language itself. Once you are done with Core Java course(go for Java5), you can take any of the course depending upon your needs. For example, if you want to go for web technologies you can learn JSP, Servlet etc. If you are interested in server side technologies you can go for EJB. You can even go for Web services. But you should get the command over the language by completing the Core java course sincerely.
Paras
