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Hi, I wants to take the scwcd exam and just checked on sun's website, there is three type for scwcd, 1.3(CX-310-080); 1.4(CX-310-081); 1.4 upgrade(CX-310-082), can anyone tell me what's the different between these three and what impact it will have for taking 1.3 instead of 1.4, I mean in real job field, will they look more toward 1.4 than 1.3?
 
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Hi Xin,

SCWCD 1.3(CX-310-080) is based on J2EE v1.3, which uses servlets v2.3 and JSP v1.2. Tomcat v4.x is based on these specifications.

SCWCD 1.4(CX-310-081) is based on J2EE v1.4, which uses servlets v2.4 and JSP v2.0 (the latest final specs). Tomcat v5.x is based on these specifications.

SCWCD 1.4 upgrade(CX-310-082). This exam is for people who have already taken SCWCD 1.3 and wish to update their existing cert status to J2EE 1.4. If you have not taken CX-310-080, then you should ignore this option.

Does that help? If you have not taken any of these exams, then I would recommend that you take SCWCD 1.4, but please understand Sun's policy is that these certs never become invalid, but they do get "old". Make sense?

HTH,
Bryan
 
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Bryan,

thanks a lot for the information, it's clear to me now!
 
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