Implex is Joint Stock Company; with the aim of harnessing the highest caliber of technology expertise and resources, to provide businesses across the Middle East and North Africa with access to world-class business solutions, consultancy and professional services.
We are now seeking for this positions:
- Job title: Senior Java Developer (SJDEV)
Job description:
• Bachelors Degree (computer science, information systems major preferred..)
• Strong communication skills required.
• Ability to independently analyze, design and implement applications using an object oriented approach required.
• 3+ years experience developing Java applications using J2EE.
• Experience using JSF and AJAX.
• Experience with EJB3.
• Experience using (Hibernate or Toplink).
• Knowledge of SQL required .
STATEMENT OF WORK: Candidate will participate in application software analysis, design, development and maintenance activities using J2EE architecture and Object Oriented Design principles.

Global Impact in Alexandria is seeking to hire hard working Java developers, who should have good experience with the java platform.

CVs can be sent at jobs@globalimpactsw.com with subject "Java Position"

It is prefered for any applicant to have good knowledge with:

1. Java 5 (Generics, Collections, Annotations and Java Beans)
2. Java EE (Servlets, Jsp, EJB 3)
3. JSF.

4. Spring
5. Hibernate.
6. Knowledge of portlets (jsr-168) is a plus.

Dear IntelliJ IDEA User,

We cordially invite you to participate
in the second IntelliJ IDEAL Plugin Contest. The benefits brought by
the newly created plugins cannot be underestimated and that is why we
have decided to make it an annual event. This year we are hoping to
attract even more high-quality, creative contributions by offering even
better prizes.

PRIZES:

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The total cash prize value has been raised to $15,000 (US), and the bonus software packs total a whopping $42,000!

Seven of the best contributions will receive substantial awards with cash and free software licenses.

* Grand Prize: $7,000 (US) + Grand software license pack

* Second Prize: $4,000 (US) + Deluxe software license pack

* Third Prize: $2,000 (US) + Super software license pack

Karim Ratib Wrote, 

Friends,

If it feels like a long time since you've received OC seminar
announcements, that's because it has been a long time indeed! Now with
the summer fortunately drawing to an end, we are ready to resume the
technical seminar activities.

Back in June, Ashraf Al Shafaki had given us an overview of Scrum, an
agile software methodology that is gaining momentum. This topic raised
many interesting discussions, and we'll be surely talking about it again
in the future. Next week, we turn to a technical topic: understanding
and using standards to design Web-based applications.

THE TOPIC

With the establishment of the Web as a communication and application
delivery medium, traditional desktop applications are giving way to
Web-based equivalents. Most business applications stand to benefit from
migration to the Web platform, for various reasons including the ability
to be accessed from normal Web browsers instead of specially-made client
applications. Thus, Web applications are inherently cross-platform and
distributed, leading to better manageability and maintainability.
However, the promise of the Web relies on one important factor: the
presence of a globally agreed-upon set of standards that govern how user
interface is to be handled by Web browsers. Without these standards,
each browser would expect different responses from the back-end
application server, making the task of writing robust applications
impossibly complex. Only by following standards can browsers effectively
participate in delivering the value of the Web. Unfortunately, in the
real world, each browser understands and implements existing standards a
little differently, thereby making Web developers responsible for
ensuring that their code is both standard-compliant and cross-browser
compatible. The focus of this seminar will be to present the theory,
tools and techniques needed to make this happen, and to hint at the
future of Web applications.

THE PRESENTER

Omar Abdel-Wahab is a compulsive learner and communicator. Since he
joined OC in March 2006, he's dabbled with countless Web technologies
and generated tens of cool implementations, including contributions to
the open source domain. Before joining us, Omar had created the web site
for Samir and Aly (http://www.samirandaly.com/) among others, and worked
on the customization of several open source PHP applications.

PRESENTATION AGENDA

1. Introduction: History of the Web and overview of modern Web design
2. HTML, XHTML and XML
3. CSS 1/2/3
4. JavaScript and DOM
5. W3C standards
6. Cross-browser and W3C compliance
7. Best practices
8. The (present) future: Web 2.0

SESSION TIME AND PLACE

The session will take place next Tuesday, September 19th 2006, starting
6:30pm at OpenCraft
(http://www.open-craft.com/component/option,com_contact/Itemid,3/).
Light snacks and refreshments will be served.

!JXplorer [http://jxplorer.org|http://jxplorer.org/] JXplorer is an open source ldap browser originally developed by Computer Associates' eTrust Directory development lab. It is a standards compliant general purpose ldap browser that can be used to read and search any ldap directory, or any X500 directory with an ldap interface. It is available for immediate free download under a standard OSI-style open source licence. !Functionality JXplorer is a fully functional piece of software with advanced security integration and support for the more difficult and obscure parts of the ldap protocol. It has been tested and run on Windows, Solaris, Linux and OS390, and should run on any java supporting operating system. It's features include: * Standard ldap operations: add/delete/copy/modify * Complex operations: tree copy and tree delete * Optional GUI based search filter construction * SSL and SASL authentication * pluggable editors/viewers * pluggable security providers * HTML templates/forms for data display