We have free Java Specialists available for on-site and remote project work. All are specialized and Java enterprise technology. They are available on a contract basis. For more info and discussions please contact Soeren, UWS Ltd. at +353 (0)1 443 3337 or visit our website at UWS Software Service for more contact options. With kind regards Soeren

I am currently seeking an experienced Front End Java Developer for a contract role in Dublin city centre. Skills required: Min 3 years J2EE experience including Spring; JSP / HTML / Javascript experience combined with knowledge of JSTL / Spring Webflow; TopLink, Ajax advantageous; Experience working with on large, distributed system with many interfaces; Mark up Languages: XML / XSLT Experience; Some PL/SQL would be an advantage; Knowledge and experience working with complex User Interfaces; Application server experience (Oracle OC4J, WebLogic etc.) Good communication skills particularly with non-technical people including documentation skills; Good results focussed, team player; Good interpersonal skills. This is a 3 month contract with possibility of extension. Please contact Sara Crawford, Curach Consulting on 01 2459000 or careers@curach.com for more info.

Hi all, Basically i am new to Java with a B.Sc Degree and plaining to join M.Sc , i wanted to do Java before my M.Sc, as i have books, Cd's , tutorials etc Is there any body who can provide me some help face to face . i would be very much obliged, I lives in Dublin. Kindest Regards Khan

Guy's I am looking for a Java / C++ developer for a contract. I have gone to every Java developer I know and can't seem to find anyone that has both 5-6 years experience of java and C++ ?? Is this very rare or are there developers out there that possess both skills ?? If anyone knows anyone i would be grateful of an introduction. There will be a prize involved !!!!! You can contact me on darina.hall@archer.ie Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Darina

One of our clients a consultancy in Ireland has vacancies of senior Java J2ee developers,programmers Engineers

Type contract and permenant

Following are the details of the Vacancy, that I have and might suit you, if you are not available, please refer this vacancy to the person you know who matches the same skills.

HI Giovannie,

One of our clients a consultancy in Ireland has vacancies of senior Java J2ee developers,programmers ,Engineers

Type contract and permenant

Location Ireland

Job description

Following are the details of the Vacancy, that I have and might suit you, if you are not available, please refer this vacancy to the person you know who matches the same skills.

Software Engineer Java, Ajax, CSS, SNMP, IP, Network Management, MIB

Java J2EE Developers estimating development time for build tasks; developing efficient code

We are looking for a Java Developer for short piece of work - 3 weeks in October. Skillset Required: Minimum: J2EE development (JSP, Struts), Oracle Database. Highly Desirable: Oracle ADF, Oracle JDeveloper. The contract will be based in Dublin 2. Please contact Sara Crawford at Curach Consulting on 01 2459011.

Featuring speakers from SpringSource, Eclipse Foundation, Sun Microsystems and much more…

Next Tuesday, September 9, Radisson SAS Hotel, Little Island, Cork.

There is a special discount for DubJug members, please mention the JUG when booking

Agenda

08:45 - Registration & Arrival Coffee
09:00 - Welcome from Stephen Lawlor, it@cork Technical Forum
09:05 - OSGI AND THE ENTERPRISE, Ben Hale, SpringSource
10:30 - Lucene - Open Source Search Engine - Case Study, Phil Corcoran, RR Donnelley
10:45 - Q&A
11:00 - COFFEE BREAK

Curach Consulting is seeking an experienced Java / J2EE Developer with Struts experience for an exciting project in the city centre. We will consider both contract and permanent applicants. Please call Sara on 01 2459011 or email careers@curach.com

Hi all,

Just a quick run-down on the August DubJUG meetup. It was smaller than usual (which was great because the venue wasn't going to seat as many as had turned up for the previous event) but the discussion was very entertaining nonetheless! The debate on the pros and cons of the Spring Framework (feel free to put you own points in via this blog if you wish) was the best bit of the night from a Java point of view. As usual there was also the usual plethora of non-Java related subjects such as the Tour de France and the Hell's Angels to name but a few.