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RMI stubs revealed

 
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Hi all,

I received my results on the SCJD exam today and passed with 375/400:

Section Summary:

Section Max Actual
Points Points

General Con: 100 88
Documentation: 70 70
OOD: 30 30
GUI: 40 27
Locking: 80 80
Data Store: 40 40
Network Server: 40 43

Total: 400 375

I used Java 6 did *not* generate any RMI stubs, so I guess we can kill the stub rumor once and for all. I think the reason why I lost 3 points on network server was that I did not motivate why I used RMI well enough.

Probably the reason why I lost 12 on general considerations is, also here, that I did not motivate my design choices well enough. Mostly because I am not native in English (I'm Swedish) so I sometimes find it hard to be accurate enough in English.

Finally, I used the KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) principle. My GUI was very simple (obviously too simple) and I did not implement anything but what was required. In all, I have 18 classes (thereof 5 exceptions) and 59273 bytes of code.

Thanks all Javaranchers for the help, without you I would have failed. Now I will go for the SCJA certification, just for the sake of it.
 
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs.
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