Hi Blake,
So, feel like you're talking to the choir? Here's my take on it.
Unless you feel confident in your servlet expertise and have a clear of
how picture to carry the project through, don't push it. Your boss will
be looking for any excuse to say "See, I TOLD you so."
Here's what I'd do. It'll take extra work, but consider the extra as
working for yourself, taking night classes. Go ahead and do the MS
thing and do it as well as you can -- this is important. At night or
whenever, create the same project with servlets, tracking time,
barriers, etc on BOTH projects for comparison.
When all's done, offer to run them side by side for comparison. If
the boss/users like your work, great and you have an argument for the
next project and possible replacement on this one, with those skills
under your belt.
If they don't, you've got skills and a great addition to your resume for
your next job ( and maybe an article for JavaWorld, ) which, if this
case occurs, I would expect to be coming at you soon.
Joe Sam
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