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Passed SCJD 364 (91%)

 
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General Considerations (maximum = 100): 95 Documentation (maximum = 70): 70 O-O Design (maximum = 30): 15 GUI (maximum = 40): 24 Locking (maximum = 80): 80 Data store (maximum = 40): 40 Network server (maximum = 40): 40

To tell the truth I am very upset with a such result. I don't care about GUI but O-O Design 15 of 30 - this is not the score I was counting on. Why?

There are about 10 packages in my project, ~60 classes. All project classes and interfaces are divided into packages by
functionality. In most cases each package holds public interfaces,
usually one public factory class, public exceptions and a number of
"package-friendly" classes those usually implement public interface(s),
defined in this package. Factory class provides one or more static
methods those instantiate interface implementations. Sometimes I used abstract classes, sometimes inner classes. No code duplication. Java style enumerations. Patterns.. what else?

Anyway thanks to all!
 
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Congratulations to hear your passing.

Sad that you are upset with score for OO. From my experience many people will not accept design from others. As far as your code is maintainable you should not worry. If you still not sure have it revieweed by somebody.

I personally disagree the fact that Sun doesn't give a feedback on why we lost marks. I can't find a reason for them to do that. We are paying for it. We can pay extra if that is not enough. Hate to be in a dead end!!

Cheers on your victory.
 
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Hi, Victor! Congratulations on your passing the exam. How many days did it take for the exam to be graded?

Sincerely,

Anton.
 
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Hi, Anton.

You know, it took just only 4 (four) days. I got my essay exam on 29.10.2004 and I sow grade result 3.11.2004. Have you got your results?
 
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Congratulations Victor

I have closed this topic, as it is a duplicate of this one that you opened in the Sun Certification Results forum.

Regards, Andrew
 
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