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Server Side Developers
Submitted by dmottilloMDT on Wed, 02/13/2013 - 16:35.
Lately I have been seeing several of my clients look for Java Developers that have "Server-Side/Core Java" development experience. I was under the impression that meant they wanted people who have worked with Servlets and JSP. Apparently I was wrong. Can someone out there school me a little on what I should be looking for in someone that has server side development expertise? Thanks! Dominic