Latest Blog Posts for Extreme Java

• Why Have You Changed So Many Employers
  on Feb 12, 2011 in Java interview Java Developers
  While it's true that, frequently changing your employer leaves a negative impression on your future employer. But sometimes situation is like that only. I have seen software engineers changing their employers every year. It may not create a problem i...
• Big O Notation for Java Developers
  on Feb 11, 2011 in Java interview Big O Notation
  Big O notationAs a Java or JEE developer we are most of times concerned with web technologies like Struts, Spring, Hibernate to design that best performing application. There is nothing wrong with it. But when it comes to write the business logic or...
• 25 Servlet Interview Questions
  on Feb 9, 2011 in JEE application development servlet interview questions
  Most of the interviews include questions from core Java,servlets, JSP and EJB et cetera. Here in this article I am listing the 25 most asked questions on servlets. Servlet is not a vast topic so you can expect 7 to 10 questions from servlets in an in...
• Post/redirect/get JEE design pattern
  on Feb 8, 2011 in Java/J2EE application development JEE design patterns
  POST/REDIRECT/GET Many JEE developers face the problem of duplicate form submissions but very few of them can handle this common problem effectively. Here in this article I'm going to tell you about a design pattern which can be used to resolve this...
• Tips to use boolean variables in Java
  on Feb 7, 2011 in Tips to use boolean variables in Java
  In Java a boolean variable can be initialized to true or false only and not to integers like in C/C++. Moreover the primitive boolean variables are very widely used in java application development, j2ee development and also while developing java web...
• Declaring constants in Java J2EE applications
  on Feb 7, 2011 in Declaring constants in Java J2EE applications
  The Java J2EE developers need to declare constants in their applications. Even java game development needs to declare constants. A constant is a value which will not change with time in the lifecycle of a program. They are initialized to some value w...
• 20 Hilarious Replies for Getting Around a Techincal Debate
  on Feb 6, 2011 in Getting Around a Techincal Debate
  We as Java, .Net, Ruby, Scala, Pascal, Basic, Cobol, DB2 developers come across people who have an edge over us with respect to technical knowledge and it can become embarrassing either not being able to understand their point or unable to put forwar...
• Best Java Websites
  on Feb 4, 2011 in Best Java Websites
  Java is very widely used language. The power of Java is so immense that one can do whatever one wants using Java language. The basic pillar of Java language is platform independence and support for the web. In fact Java was the first language to be c...
• Top Java Blogs
  on Feb 4, 2011 in Top Java Blogs
  Java blogs are a great source for increasing you knowledge. There are many Java blogs which are a great source of Java language tutorials and help provide one a reference to the internal workings of the Java language (The blog you are read is one of...
• Develop Java EE Web Services with Eclipse, AXIS2 and Tomcat
  on Feb 4, 2011 in Java Web Services Java EE
  We will develop a Java based SOA web service using the Bottom Up Approach (Writing business logic code first and then writing the WSDL and other XML's) What is Required:1) Eclipse for Java EE Developers2) Apache Axis23) Tomcat 5+ Server4) 20-30 minut...

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