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Java Bean and SQL example with JSP page:

http://www.roseindia.net/jsp/usingbeansinjsp.htm

Java/JSP templating Engine:

http://javaby.sourceforge.net/

A resume should have no Objective, Skills, Interests.

It should only contain, besides the standard header and footer, a Descening dated list of relatable previous employment history to the Job you are sending the resume (with a detailed and specific cover letter) to.

Each related Employment history item should only contain 4 bullets. The bullet categories must be:

1. Hardware used (i.e Windows NT Workstation and UNIX Apache Web Server).

2. Software Used (i.e. Widnows Office Programs, Java, jhtml, JSP, Servlets, Beans, PHP, MySQL, javaScript, Html, CSS, XML)

3. Responsibilites: (i.e. Job title and its requirements e.g. Html Production Specialist: in charge of mass producing hundreds of co-branded and vortal style architecture websites).

4. Accomplishments (i.e. High points of interest; Created a business wide single template creation engine for all Vortal replicated websites to be built upon saving thousands of work hours).

Lastly, but not as important, a short parapgraph for this job history item summarizing your experience as a whole.

The number of resume pages do not matter nor does anything else, except the above mentioned, matter for computer programmers.

Open Source J2EE Weblogger:

The Struts Servlet framework, the Castor JDO persistence engine, the XDoclet code generator, and the Velocity template processor can be used together to create a full-featured database-driven web application.

The Roller Weblogger

Here is the english version of the Italian Reviewer of PHPortal via Google.

Sun Online Course for Java Beans:

http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/Beans/

So what are the top 7 CMS application servers that are freely available on the web?

http://www.tecnoteca.it/servizi/prodottiOS/AS/index_html

PSsst ... I made number 5 "PHPortal."

Ah my Jhtml days.. what a fresh and creative time that was.

I remember the exhiliration when after weeks of toiling I hand-designed a Jhtml templating engine, simple and powerful enough to feel on top of the content management and html production I was in charge of.

Here is a bit I wrote on My Jhtml from ATG's Dynamo Server One Page Dynamic tempalting engine i wrote with Inline Java.

http://dev.4arrow.com/documentation/index.xpc?op=view_doc&docid=30

Tomcat-Jakarta version 4.1.9 Rules!!

http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat-4.0/release/v4.1.9-beta/bin/

To create a standalone exe of your java applications use the Excelsior JET 2.51, Personal Edition, which is free for non-commerical use.

http://www.excelsior-usa.com/jetdlpers.html