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ANNA DINANATH MATKAR
B.E. (Computers-1996) - Mumbai University
781-314-9876,anna.matkar@gmail.com
Summary:
I have more than 14 years of experience in the information technology industry with expertise in developing web based applications using Java, J2EE, JSPs, JSF 1.1, Ajax, Java Servlets, Java Swing, AWT, EJB, RMI, Applets, JDBC, Java Script, VB, ASP, XML, Unix, Linux, Win2K, WinNT, DB2, Oracle 10g, Web Logic, WebSphere, Visual Age for Java.
Skills:
RDBMS : DB2, Oracle 10g
Op systems : Unix, Linux, WIN2k and Windows NT
- WebSphere 7.0, IBM MQ, EJB 3.0 Timer, JMS Queue, JMS Topic, XSLT
- JDK 1.6
- Unix, Oracle RAC 10g
Contribution:
- Tomcat, JSP, Servlets, Eclipse, AXIS 1.2 and 1.4, Hibernate, Eclipse, Web
Services
- JDK 1.6
- Windows 2008R2(32/64bit),Windows 2003
Contribution:
- Jboss, JSF 1.1, JSP, Servlets, Javascript, XML, XSLT, EJB, JMS, AXIS
1.1 and 1.2, Hibernate, Eclipse
- JDK 1.6
- Windows Xp Pro, UNIX
Contribution:
Environment: J2EE (JSP, EJBs), MVC, Javascripts, Eclipse, XmlSpy, Oracle 10g, JBoss, JDK 1.6, ant, Axis 1.1 and 1.2, XML, Hibernate.
The Regroom Express Pack lets users efficiently perform regroom operations by streamlining the selection of new elements for path(s) to be groomed, and cascading all changes, including parent port mapping, to the child paths.
Telcordia® Network Engineer and Granite Inventory (aka, Xng System) combine to give telecommunication carriers unparalleled management of their network build process, inventory of both physical and logical resources, capacity management, and automated design and assign of circuits and services. This combined package is the Integrated Inventory Express Pack.
- Weblogic 9.2, Websphere 6.1, JSF 1.1, JSP, Servlets, Javascript, XML, XSLT,
EJB,JMS
- JDK 1.5
- Windows Xp Pro, UNIX
Contribution:
Environment: J2EE (JSP, EJBs), MVC,SOA, JSF 1.1, XSLT, Javascripts, IntelliJ, XmlSpy, Oracle 10g, Weblogic 9.2, Websphere 6.1, JDK 1.5, ant, Weblogic workshop, XML, XSLT, JMS, AJAX
1) BCA or Bill Cycle Analysis: Currently, an ESG customer can receive multiple bills for multiple products from multiple Verizon billing systems across multiple jurisdictions. The format of each bill an ESG customer may receive is different depending on the billing systems and jurisdiction. The whole purpose of this project was to be able to change the bill cycles for different system and jurisdictions under one common umbrella.
2) IOBI Prequalification: Digital Companionship feature allows any customer having more than one line of service to access his messages using just one telephone number. Not all telephone numbers qualify under this new feature. The scope of this project was to determine what telephone numbers qualify, before ordering the service for those numbers.
3) MEVs: The MEVS service is a Network based service, offering Enterprise customers a cost effective PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) origination and termination for Intra-LATA toll, domestic and international long distance (Inter-LATA), as well as a toll free service to reduce their overall dialing plan costs.
Contribution:
Worked as a team lead for MEVs module.
Environment: J2EE
(EJB 2.0, Servlets, JSP), Sapient, UNIX, XML, JNDI, Solaris 8.0, Oracle RDBMS,
Weblogic 6.1, XML, DOM parser, XMLSPY.
- Development was done using Java, JSPs, Servlets, EJBs, WebLogic 6.1
- WinNT, WIN 2000, Unix were the OS used.
Contribution:
Worked as a team lead in a team of 7 people.
Involved in production support for both Verizon East and Verizon West
Coordinating with various teams for deployment of the application in Production
Involved in analysis and design of the architecture from scratch.
Environment: J2EE (EJB 2.0, Servlets, JSP), UNIX, XML, JNDI, RMI, Solaris 8.0, Oracle RDBMS, Rational Clearcase 5.0, Weblogic 6.1, Apachewebserver, XML, DOM parser, XML schemas.
Nov 2001 - Aug 2002 GECapital. (Cincinnati, OH)
- JBuilder 5.0 was used as an IDE.
- Development was done using Java, JSPs, Servlets, EJBs, Struts framework,
- WinNT, WIN 2000, Unix were the OS used.
Contribution:
Designing and coding the HTML documents.
Writing the necessary Java classes.
Writing basic JavaScript validations.
Writing JSPs, EJBs & Servlets.
Unit & Integration testing.
Environment: Java, JSPs, Servlets, EJBs, Web Logic5.0, JBuilder5.0, WinNT, Win2k, Unix, Oracle, DB2, and IDMS.
Aug 2000 - Oct 19 2001 Intel Corporation. (Portland, OR)
- JBuilder was used as an IDE.
- PVCS was used for version control.
- Used JDK1.3 for Java development.
- Swing components were used for displaying Server health data.
- Win2k, WinNT, Linux, Unix were used as the operating systems.
Contribution:
Extracted the logic from the existing C++ code and write corresponding classes
Responsible for Unit and Integration testing for various modules of ISC.
Involved in IPMI1.0 to 1.5 conversion.
Implementation of ISC stack across different platforms with different operating
Code review.
Environment: C++, Java 2, RMI, XML, Swing, Red Hat Linux, WindowsNT,
UNIX, JBuilder3.5, VC++ 6.0
Feb 2000 - May 2000 Syntel (Hampshire, UK)
L pages using custom built Java Components for client side functionality, the
Weblogic Server for deploying EJB's for providing middle-tier business logic and database access to the Oracle Server. Final testing was done on a Sun Solaris machine before delivery.
- WebLogic as an application server.
- Dynamo Server Pages along with JSPs and ASPs were used to develop the
- Kawa was used as IDE.
- EJB 1.1 was used for session & entity beans.
- Integration testing was done using the Sun Solaris.
Contribution:
Active participation in discussions during the design phase.
Outlining the code flow as per the design and clients business requirements.
All the classes were developed using JDK1.1.7.
Coding & testing of Entity & Session beans.
Coding JSPs, Servlets and ASPs.
Coding and testing various individual components, Dynamo beans.
Writing oracle stored procedures & triggers.
Writing client side JavaScript validations.
Testing of Servlets & JSPs (1.0) using Weblogic server.
Used File I/O to read properties files to populate certain data.
Integrating the individually tested components and final testing of the system as a
Environment: Java, HTML4.0, JavaScript, XML, J2EE, JSPs, Servlets, BEA Weblogic Server and EJB's, Oracle database, JDBC.
Aug 1998 - Jan 2000 Syntel India. (Mumbai, India)
Description: KEMPER, a leading insurance company in the US having business in the fields of Automobile, Workers Compensation and Building Insurance required 3 technologically separately lines of business to be web enabled. This would allow all Branches/Agents easier access to the application over the web. Each of the existing systems is a three tier Client-Server System with PB/Easel screens used as GUI and business logic being handled by C++ functions that update a DB2 database.
- The architecture is loosely based on Model-View-Controller architecture.
- WebSphere Application Server, JRun server and Visual Age for JAVA provided
Contribution:
Analyzing the existing system to generate structured design reports useful in the
Preparing class diagrams.
Led a team of 10 during the entire development phase.
Mentoring the team members and also reviewing the code of the team members.
Co-ordinating with the client & getting the requirements.
Writing DB2 SQL's & cursors for getting the data.
Writing session & entity beans.
Development of Java Server Pages, Servlets and Business Logic Beans (Java
Unit Testing and Quality Assurance of the various developed components.
Testing was done in WebSphere application server environment and JRun.
Environment: Java, Swing1.0.2, HTML4.0, Java Server Pages, Servlets, JDBC, Java Beans, EJBs, JavaScript1.1, UML, PB 5.0, VC++5.0, JDK1.1.6, IBM WebSphere, JRun, Visual Age, Kawa 3.21.
June 1997 - July 1998 Syntel India. (Mumbai, India)
Contributions:
Studying the existing Visual Basic code and other specifications.
Preparing analysis documents of the reverse engineered code.
Implementing suitable Java classes that provided data to the applets from the
Writing classes using JDK1.1.6.
Environment: Java, Visual Basic, Oracle, HTML.
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ANNA DINANATH MATKAR
B.E. (Computers-1996) - Mumbai University
781-314-9876,anna.matkar@gmail.com
Summary:
I have more than 14 years of experience in the information technology industry with expertise in developing web based applications using Java, J2EE, JSPs, JSF 1.1, Ajax, Java Servlets, Java Swing, AWT, EJB, RMI, Applets, JDBC, Java Script, VB, ASP, XML, Unix, Linux, Win2K, WinNT, DB2, Oracle 10g, Web Logic, WebSphere, Visual Age for Java.
Skills:
Languages : JAVA
(JSP, RMI, Servlets, JDBC, Beans, EJB), SQL, PL/SQL,
HTML, XML,
Ajax, Java-script, SOAP
GUI : JAVA-AWT, JFC, Swing Components, JSF
1.1(Rich Faces)RDBMS : DB2, Oracle 10g
Technology : Java
Servlets, XML, Xslt, Java Beans, EJB, JDBC, RMI, IntelliJ,
JBuilder,
SOA, Applets, Dreamweaver, PVCS.
Web Server : Web Logic 9.2, WebSphere 6, Visual Age
for JavaOp systems : Unix, Linux, WIN2k and Windows NT
Professional
Experience
April 2011 - Till Date Polaris
Project 1 Barclays Funds Control (Technical
Architect)
Description: Barclays funds control application is a complex
financial solution designed for Barclays to help them take Pay/No Pay or Refer
decision for any funds requests coming into the system at real time. It is a
high performance messaging system developed on an active-active WebSphere 7.0
cluster.- WebSphere 7.0, IBM MQ, EJB 3.0 Timer, JMS Queue, JMS Topic, XSLT
- JDK 1.6
- Unix, Oracle RAC 10g
Contribution:
· Coming up with
the high level architecture for the entire solution as well as low level design
of various components.
· Evaluating and
proposing best approaches for different requirements as given below based on
the PoCs
1. Cache refresh on all cluster nodes.
2. File processing in a cluster environment.
3. Using native MQ APIs Vs Foreign JMS.
4. Ensuring no loss of in-flight transaction.
5. Triggering batch (EOD/SOD) jobs using Tivoli.
· Detail designing of various business components such as
caching, calculation engine, retrying the transactions.
· Leading the development team to get the development done as
per the detail design.
· Reviews of the design and development done by the designers
and developers working in the team.
· Finding out the performance bottlenecks
within the application and providing
solutions for them.
Environment: WAS 7.0, JMS Queue/Topics, EJB 3.0, XSLT, JSP, Servlets, Oracle 10
g.
April 2010 - Jan 2011 Aspect
(Chelmsford, MA)
Project 2 Unified IP(Principal Engineer)
Description: Aspect provides Unified communication applications for the contact center in a brand new way to use the
power of software to target operational objectives with specific capabilities.- Tomcat, JSP, Servlets, Eclipse, AXIS 1.2 and 1.4, Hibernate, Eclipse, Web
Services
- JDK 1.6
- Windows 2008R2(32/64bit),Windows 2003
Contribution:
· Working
closely in the R & D department of Aspect on various java web services
mainly to provision, send alerts, security.
· Writing java client wrappers to communicate with WFP C# web
service.
· Maintaining and fixing defects in different web services.
· Mentoring and off-shore coordination with Aspect Bangalore
team.
Environment: J2EE (JSP, Servlets), Eclipse,
SQL Server, Tomcat , JDK 1.6, ant, Axis 1.2 and 1.4,
XML, C#.
Mar 2008 - March 2010 Sonus
Networks (Westford, MA)
Project 3 EMS (Java/J2ee development
Lead/Offshore Coordinator/Architect)
Description: EMS (Element Management system) is a product
that is shipped with Sonus GSX gateway switches and PSX routing switches.EMS
monitors the health of different devices on a given and registered network.- Jboss, JSF 1.1, JSP, Servlets, Javascript, XML, XSLT, EJB, JMS, AXIS
1.1 and 1.2, Hibernate, Eclipse
- JDK 1.6
- Windows Xp Pro, UNIX
Contribution:
· Setting up an
entire team of 18 team members in Bangalore for the EMS group and have been
leading an effort for last two EMS release cycles for over 15 months.
· Writing detailed specification documents and design
documents with class and sequence diagrams for last two EMS releases.
· Coming up with together models and corresponding xmi files
to generate XSDs for UI screen generations.
· Re-designing the entire EMS UI application to make it more
maintainable, consistent, faster and user friendly using JSF, AJAX.
· Developing and
maintaining middle tier components to provide the interface between PSX and
Sonus's user interface Insight EMS, using webservices.
· Generating the
web service components to provide the means to configure PSX.
· Changing the
Insight EMS user interface using JSPs, Javascripts for providing the
provisioning control SMS.
· Storing the
device or node related data in the EMS database(Oracle) using Hibernate.
· Developed
various FM related pages using JSF,Ajax and JSON.
Environment: J2EE (JSP, EJBs), MVC, Javascripts, Eclipse, XmlSpy, Oracle 10g, JBoss, JDK 1.6, ant, Axis 1.1 and 1.2, XML, Hibernate.
Sept 2005 - Oct 2007 Telcordia
(Manchester, NH)
Project 4 Regroom & IIEP (Express Packs)
(Senior Java/J2EE consultant)
Description: Telcordia is the leading OSS (Operational Support Systems) provider
in the telecom industry. Telcordia Express Packs
are value-added technology and services pre-packaged solutions that deliver
focused functionality for critical industry operations.The Regroom Express Pack lets users efficiently perform regroom operations by streamlining the selection of new elements for path(s) to be groomed, and cascading all changes, including parent port mapping, to the child paths.
Telcordia® Network Engineer and Granite Inventory (aka, Xng System) combine to give telecommunication carriers unparalleled management of their network build process, inventory of both physical and logical resources, capacity management, and automated design and assign of circuits and services. This combined package is the Integrated Inventory Express Pack.
- Weblogic 9.2, Websphere 6.1, JSF 1.1, JSP, Servlets, Javascript, XML, XSLT,
EJB,JMS
- JDK 1.5
- Windows Xp Pro, UNIX
Contribution:
· Designing and
architecting the inventory synchronization between granite and NE using
webservices and SOA.
· Came up with a
protocol for regroom application which got evolved as a full-grown product.
· Developed
express packs using JSF RichFaces. Wrote custom components like calendar,
pagination using RichFaces.
· Wrote a
webservice using Weblogic Workshop to create and cancel regroom projects for
IIEP.
· Wrote MDB to
pick up the messages placed on the JMS queue by the webservice.
· Design,
development using JSPs, javascripts, JSF.Testing, setting up the environment
for offshore people and maintaining the application on Weblogic 8.0-9.2,
Websphere 6.1
· Successfully
executed the 100day protocol for IIEP.
· Did extensive
work in XSLT to convert the messages coming from NE to granite.
Environment: J2EE (JSP, EJBs), MVC,SOA, JSF 1.1, XSLT, Javascripts, IntelliJ, XmlSpy, Oracle 10g, Weblogic 9.2, Websphere 6.1, JDK 1.5, ant, Weblogic workshop, XML, XSLT, JMS, AJAX
Sept 2002 - Sept
2005 Verizon
(Waltham, MA)
Project 5 Verizon-Ordering System (Aug 2003- Sept
2005) (Sr Java Developer)
Description:
Ordering System mainly deals with the
ordering part of verizon telecom business for enterprise customers. The
different products under portal ordering are Frame Relay, ATM, IPVPN, TLS,
MEVS, IOBI or Digital Companionship. As part of Portal ordering team I mainly
worked on 3 different projects.1) BCA or Bill Cycle Analysis: Currently, an ESG customer can receive multiple bills for multiple products from multiple Verizon billing systems across multiple jurisdictions. The format of each bill an ESG customer may receive is different depending on the billing systems and jurisdiction. The whole purpose of this project was to be able to change the bill cycles for different system and jurisdictions under one common umbrella.
2) IOBI Prequalification: Digital Companionship feature allows any customer having more than one line of service to access his messages using just one telephone number. Not all telephone numbers qualify under this new feature. The scope of this project was to determine what telephone numbers qualify, before ordering the service for those numbers.
3) MEVs: The MEVS service is a Network based service, offering Enterprise customers a cost effective PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) origination and termination for Intra-LATA toll, domestic and international long distance (Inter-LATA), as well as a toll free service to reduce their overall dialing plan costs.
- Sapient
framework is used to develop all the products.
- WebLogic
6.1, JSP, Servlets, XML, XSL are used for development.
- JDK
1.3.1
Contribution:
Worked as a team lead for MEVs module.
Design, development for writing
JSPs, Servlets, XSLs, helper classes using Sapient framework.
Requirement gathering from different
customers on conference calls and meetings.
Unit as well complete E2E testing
involving all the different systems.
Providing support and maintenance
for different products.
Project 6 Verizon-Natural
Returns RetailIConsole (Sept 2002-Aug 2003) (Irving, TX) (Sr Java Developer)
Description: Natural Returns RetailIConsole application
was implemented for Former Bell Atlantic region also known as Verizon East.
This application is Call Center application used by Customer Service
Representatives to generate Local Service Request (LSR) forms as required by
FCC to Port in customers belonging to various Competitive Local Exchange
Carriers (CLEC) servicing the area. And the generated LSR is converted into a
pdf document and faxed or emailed out to the respective CLEC's.- Development was done using Java, JSPs, Servlets, EJBs, WebLogic 6.1
application server.
- JDK1.4.0
was used for the development.- WinNT, WIN 2000, Unix were the OS used.
Contribution:
Worked as a team lead in a team of 7 people.
Involved in production support for both Verizon East and Verizon West
applications.
Involved
in customer calls for getting requirements.Coordinating with various teams for deployment of the application in Production
and Pre Production environments
Design,
development of various Servlets, JSP, EJB and Helper classes using the
MVC design pattern
Unit
testing and regression testing of the application.Involved in analysis and design of the architecture from scratch.
Environment: J2EE (EJB 2.0, Servlets, JSP), UNIX, XML, JNDI, RMI, Solaris 8.0, Oracle RDBMS, Rational Clearcase 5.0, Weblogic 6.1, Apachewebserver, XML, DOM parser, XML schemas.
Nov 2001 - Aug 2002 GECapital. (Cincinnati, OH)
Project 7 Web-Site Development (Sr Java Developer)
Description: The project is executed for GE Capital
credit card services. It is aimed at web enabling the legacy mainframe
application for GE capital customer service and collections applications. The
clients for GE Capital credits were JCPenny, WalMart, Exxon mobile, etc. It's a
complete J2EE project involving the following technologies.- JBuilder 5.0 was used as an IDE.
- Development was done using Java, JSPs, Servlets, EJBs, Struts framework,
KANA workflow management tool,
WebLogic application server.
- JDK1.4.0
was used for the development.- WinNT, WIN 2000, Unix were the OS used.
Contribution:
Designing and coding the HTML documents.
Writing the necessary Java classes.
Writing basic JavaScript validations.
Writing JSPs, EJBs & Servlets.
Unit & Integration testing.
Environment: Java, JSPs, Servlets, EJBs, Web Logic5.0, JBuilder5.0, WinNT, Win2k, Unix, Oracle, DB2, and IDMS.
Aug 2000 - Oct 19 2001 Intel Corporation. (Portland, OR)
Project 8 Server Management (Sr Java Developer)
Description:
Working for Intel's server management
group who's task is to deliver world class server instrumentation software
stack for Intel servers. Use latest management standard technologies and enable
the industry to use standard base management techniques. Monitor & manage
the server health using different technologies. Intel Server Control (ISC)
software is a comprehensive server management solution that enables
network/system managers to remotely prevent and resolve problems on Intel
Servers. The project involved working on the technology called Common
Information Model (CIM). It is an object oriented information model defined by
the Distributed Task Force (DMTF) that provides a conceptual framework for
describing management data. CIM is an industry standard based on a set of
management and Internet standard technologies developed to unify the management
of enterprise computing environment. CIM uses a uniform modeling formalism that
supports the cooperative development of an object-oriented schema across
multiple organizations. This includes systems, devices, networking components,
application, services, networks and various other entities that can be managed
by the management frameworks.- JBuilder was used as an IDE.
- PVCS was used for version control.
- Used JDK1.3 for Java development.
- Swing components were used for displaying Server health data.
- Win2k, WinNT, Linux, Unix were used as the operating systems.
Contribution:
Extracted the logic from the existing C++ code and write corresponding classes
using Java2, XML, RMI.
Developing
various components using Swing to meet the specific functionality &
to develop the screens to
display the server data.
Extensive
use of Java collection classes & then their use to display the data in the
corresponding Swing components.
Mainly
fixing the bugs encountered at the testing level.Responsible for Unit and Integration testing for various modules of ISC.
Involved in IPMI1.0 to 1.5 conversion.
Implementation of ISC stack across different platforms with different operating
systems WindowsNT/2000, Linux.
Contributed
to the development of CIM Java API, an object oriented data model
defined by DMTF.
Unit &
Integration testing using JBuilder as an IDE.Code review.
Environment: C++, Java 2, RMI, XML, Swing, Red Hat Linux, WindowsNT,
UNIX, JBuilder3.5, VC++ 6.0
Feb 2000 - May 2000 Syntel (Hampshire, UK)
Project 9 Sainsbury's Taste for Life Project
(Java Developer)
Description: This project involved designing and
developing from scratch, a web-site for a very popular client, Sainsbury's, in
the United Kingdom itself. . The development phase of the project comprised
initial system design followed by the implementation phase. There were 3
modules, separated as per the business needs
- Wines, Constants and Entertainment. The development environment was
Windows NT while the technologies involved were - ATG Dynamo Server Pages
(DSP's) for creating dynamic L pages using custom built Java Components for client side functionality, the
Weblogic Server for deploying EJB's for providing middle-tier business logic and database access to the Oracle Server. Final testing was done on a Sun Solaris machine before delivery.
- WebLogic as an application server.
- Dynamo Server Pages along with JSPs and ASPs were used to develop the
website.
- Oracle 8i
was used as a database.- Kawa was used as IDE.
- EJB 1.1 was used for session & entity beans.
- Integration testing was done using the Sun Solaris.
Contribution:
Active participation in discussions during the design phase.
Outlining the code flow as per the design and clients business requirements.
All the classes were developed using JDK1.1.7.
Coding & testing of Entity & Session beans.
Coding JSPs, Servlets and ASPs.
Coding and testing various individual components, Dynamo beans.
Writing oracle stored procedures & triggers.
Writing client side JavaScript validations.
Testing of Servlets & JSPs (1.0) using Weblogic server.
Used File I/O to read properties files to populate certain data.
Integrating the individually tested components and final testing of the system as a
whole as per a pre-designed
testplan.
Environment: Java, HTML4.0, JavaScript, XML, J2EE, JSPs, Servlets, BEA Weblogic Server and EJB's, Oracle database, JDBC.
Aug 1998 - Jan 2000 Syntel India. (Mumbai, India)
Project 10 KEMPER Insurance System (Java Developer)
Description: KEMPER, a leading insurance company in the US having business in the fields of Automobile, Workers Compensation and Building Insurance required 3 technologically separately lines of business to be web enabled. This would allow all Branches/Agents easier access to the application over the web. Each of the existing systems is a three tier Client-Server System with PB/Easel screens used as GUI and business logic being handled by C++ functions that update a DB2 database.
- The architecture is loosely based on Model-View-Controller architecture.
- WebSphere Application Server, JRun server and Visual Age for JAVA provided
the necessary development
environment.
- The various technologies used include
Java Server Pages for presentation (view), Servlets as controllers, Java beans
for logic and flow processing (Model).
- The data was present on Mainframe in
DB2 tables and is accessed using Java CICS connector.
- DB2 UDB used in the middle-tier to
cache reference tables could be accessed using Visual Age Persistence (VAP), an
object-relational mapping tool that is part of VA Java.
- PVCS was
used for version control.Contribution:
Analyzing the existing system to generate structured design reports useful in the
development phase of the web
based application.
Writing
Program specifications for Java Server Pages and Servlets.Preparing class diagrams.
Led a team of 10 during the entire development phase.
Mentoring the team members and also reviewing the code of the team members.
Co-ordinating with the client & getting the requirements.
Writing DB2 SQL's & cursors for getting the data.
Writing session & entity beans.
Development of Java Server Pages, Servlets and Business Logic Beans (Java
Beans).
Writing
JavaScript validations for JSPs.Unit Testing and Quality Assurance of the various developed components.
Testing was done in WebSphere application server environment and JRun.
Environment: Java, Swing1.0.2, HTML4.0, Java Server Pages, Servlets, JDBC, Java Beans, EJBs, JavaScript1.1, UML, PB 5.0, VC++5.0, JDK1.1.6, IBM WebSphere, JRun, Visual Age, Kawa 3.21.
June 1997 - July 1998 Syntel India. (Mumbai, India)
Project 11 LIC Migration
Description: Developed a Java enabled system for Life
Insurance Corporation, India that maintained the insurance policies for various
customers nation wide. The existing application was developed with Visual Basic
components and an Oracle database as the central database.
- Worked involved porting the existing
system to a Java based platform after thorough analysis for possible
enhancements and improvements in functionality.
- After reverse engineering Java
classes were designed that talked to the Oracle database and applets that
provided the user interfaces.
- The main
technologies used were Java and Oracle database tools.Contributions:
Studying the existing Visual Basic code and other specifications.
Preparing analysis documents of the reverse engineered code.
Implementing suitable Java classes that provided data to the applets from the
database.
Module
wise integration and testing before final testing on a Windows NT
platform.
Writing
various AWT components for the GUI.Writing classes using JDK1.1.6.
Environment: Java, Visual Basic, Oracle, HTML.
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