Job opportunity in Chicago Area XML/Jscript

[KyleGagliardi]

Looking for people that will be responsible for designing and coding
changes to support the building of eLearning training courses. These
changes will be made to an existing architecture that the contractor
will be trainined on. One contractor must have the following skills:
HTML Javascript The other contractor must have the following skills:
HTML Javascript XML, XSL, XSD For both contractors, experience with
install packages such as WISE and/or Installshield would be a plus.
Client currently has needs for 10 individuals, if we submit your resume
for consideration you will have a very good chance of getting the
interview. Please send your resume ASAP if qualified!

Send resumes to (e-mail address removed)



Sapphire Technologies is an EOE-M/F/V/D and a member of the Vedior
Group of Companies, the third largest international staffing firm with
over 2,200 offices in more than 33 countries.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

Looking for people ..

You are apparently not very good at it.
I mean, looking for XML/JScript(*) applicants in a Java
group? What a dope!

* Both technologies come from MS.

 

[fred]

This is a Java group?

 

[Andrew Thompson]

This is a Java group?

It depends what you mean by 'this'.
The post was X-posted to..
comp.text.xml, microsoft.public.xml, microsoft.public.xsl,
comp.lang.java.programmer, microsoft.public.cn.xml

And I read 'this' one, the one with Java in it.

I would set follow-ups to 'some MS group', but am
still trying to get the hang of a new news client.

 

[Andy Dingley]

I mean, looking for XML/JScript(*) applicants in a Java
group?

* Both technologies come from MS.

Do you _mind_ ! XML doesn't "come from MS" (Heaven forbid!) and
JScript only does so in that it's a M$oft spin on JavaScript.

OK, so they're not Java, but please don't tar perfectly civilised
technologies with that M$oft label! They're not _IE_ you know.

 

[Peter Flynn]

You are apparently not very good at it.
I mean, looking for XML/JScript(*) applicants in a Java
group? What a dope!

* Both technologies come from MS.

Not so. Jscript is M$, but XML is vendor-independent.
See the XML FAQ at http://xml.silmaril.ie/basics/responsible/

///Peter

 

[Peter Flynn]

It depends what you mean by 'this'.
The post was X-posted to..
comp.text.xml, microsoft.public.xml, microsoft.public.xsl,
comp.lang.java.programmer, microsoft.public.cn.xml

And I read 'this' one, the one with Java in it.

I would set follow-ups to 'some MS group', but am
still trying to get the hang of a new news client.

It used to be customary to set followups to this kind of OP
to somewhere else in usenetspace like alt.sex.hamsters.duct-tape
or rec.farting...

///Peter

 

[Andrew Thompson]

Andrew Thompson wrote:




Not so. Jscript is M$, but XML is vendor-independent.

The patent sure isn't.
<http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="xml+patent"+microsoft>

 

[Peter Flynn]

The patent sure isn't.
<http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="xml+patent"+microsoft>

Rubbish. Read the penultimate paragraph of the InterNetNews report.

///Peter