i have started with java in november 00 with beginning java2 by ivor horton(wrox) and in january (after an interview) i decided to try to get certified. while working as an asp/vb programmer, i spent around 1-2 hours every day, read MUG 4 times carefully (chapters 1-14, 18), took a few mock exam and passed on 1. try. i mainly concentrated on chapters 1-9, nonetheless, this was the parts of the exam where i did worst (decl.&control, flowcontrol). there were a lot of questions concerning threads (about 10), very tricky questions concerning post-/prefix ++, interface definition, access modifiers and more than 5 questions about inner classs. a few days before the exam, i passed MUGs exam (end of the book) with 75%, and the real exam did not seem easier to me. in some cases, it was a great help to know, how many answers should be checked. it took me about 110 minutes (of 120) to go through all the questions.
Daniel Dunleavy
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Congradulations !!
Are you going to continue with ASP, or try and get a java gig now? Dan
hans-peter feichtinger
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hi, i definitely want to get into java/jsp and out of microsoft, therefore i took the exam peter
Axel Janssen
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Hi, good luck and congratulations. I am trying the same from a LotusNotes Basis.
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congratulatons & all the very best for the future. All the best for the path you have chosen to pursue. Your Friendly Bartender Shailesh.
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Congratulations Hans-Peter ------------------ Jane Griscti Sun Certified Programmer for the Java� 2 Platform
Hi Dear , First of all Congratulation for your great success..... Tell me as you there is slowdown in java market so would you liks to continue with Java or VB............
pls let me know about the market condition.......... ashok
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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