Need Java Architect with MarkLogic - Ann Arbor, MI

[Chiru]

We need Java Architect with MarkLogic experience. Please send your
resume to chiru @ agilees.com (remove spaces). Please do not send
resumes without MarkLogic

Java Architect with MarkLogic
Location: Detroit, MI
Duration: 5 months

Required:
*2+ years of Mark Logic and strong XQuery experience.
* 8+ years experience developing applications with Java and oracle
databases. Experience with multi-threaded applications.
* 4+ years experience working with XML, using DTDs and Schemas to
define XML structures, using a variety of parsers, using XPath and
XSLT to modify XML documents.
*1 or 2 years implementation experience with web services using ML/
XQuery & Oracle
* Deep understanding of MarkLogic Architecture, Indexing options and
XQuery tuning.
* Previous experience with MarkLogic administration, cluster
maintenance & failover.
* Previous experience with agile development methodologies, in
particular Scrum.
* Excellent interpersonal and communication (written and verbal)
skills.
* Capable of functioning independently and as part of a team.

Preferred:
* Experience with database access from Java applications using
traditional JDBC as well as Java Persistence APIs (JPA).
* Familiarity with the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment.
* Use of Open Source Java, XML and related Technologies
* Knowledge of object oriented analysis and design, UML and design
patterns
*Experience in Struts/Tapestry
* Familiarity with Oracle PL/SQL


Regards,
Chiru

Chiranjeevi Musham
(630) 219-0302 *406
(e-mail address removed)
Agile Enterprise Solutions, Inc.

 

[Mark Space]

We need Java Architect with MarkLogic experience. Please send your
resume to chiru @ agilees.com (remove spaces). Please do not send
resumes without MarkLogic

Java Architect with MarkLogic

Iteresting.

"Mark Logic provides information access and delivery solutions that
accelerate the creation of content applications. Customers across a
range of industries rely on Mark Logic to make them more agile —
repurposing content, creating new products faster and delivering content
through multiple channels.

MarkLogic Server, the industry's leading XML Server, includes a unique
set of capabilities to store, manage, enrich, search, navigate, and
dynamically deliver content. Designed and optimized for handling XML
content, MarkLogic Server is simply unmatched in its ability to maximize
your information assets, at the highest levels of performance and
scalability."


Anyone actually use this? It sounds like a DBMS which spits out XML
instead of SQL. It's got some load balancing software on it too. I'm
curious whether this sort of thing actually fills a specific need or is
just yet-another-web-container like Flex or ColdFusion or JEE.

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

"Mark Logic provides information access and delivery solutions that
accelerate the creation of content applications. Customers across a
range of industries rely on Mark Logic to make them more agile —
repurposing content, creating new products faster and delivering content
through multiple channels.

MarkLogic Server, the industry's leading XML Server, includes a unique
set of capabilities to store, manage, enrich, search, navigate, and
dynamically deliver content. Designed and optimized for handling XML
content, MarkLogic Server is simply unmatched in its ability to maximize
your information assets, at the highest levels of performance and
scalability."

Anyone actually use this? It sounds like a DBMS which spits out XML
instead of SQL. It's got some load balancing software on it too. I'm
curious whether this sort of thing actually fills a specific need or is
just yet-another-web-container like Flex or ColdFusion or JEE.

It sounds as a XML database.

There are a few of those.

If you want to play with one the try one of:
http://xml.apache.org/xindice/
http://exist.sourceforge.net/

Since there are products then there must be a market.

But I suspect that it is a relative small market. I have
never heard about a place where they are used in production.

Arne