Originally posted by Niranjan Deshpande:
Is it? I never heard of this tool on this forum.
Then you haven't been looking very hard:
Which is the most suitable application server to prepare for SCDJWS? JWSDP: Java Web Services Developer Pack. It is the Sun reference implementation (RI) for
J2EE 1.4 web services.
JWSDP 1.0 existed when the SCDJWS was first created and
JWSDP 1.6 was the last version that could be used in a Java 1.4 environment.
JWSDP 2.0 introduced JAX-WS but also required Java 1.5. The JWSDP should be used in combination with the
Sun Java System Application Server PE 8.2.
Since then the capabilities of the JWSDP have been absorbed into the
Glassfish/Metro platform while
JAX-WS is available separately as a reference implementation.
Originally posted by Marut pandey:
It is necessary to work on this tool to get good score , I am runing out of time I need to get this certification as soon as possible so that I can change my job.
Given that you are "running out of time" I don't quite see what options you have. J2EE 1.4 web services use different deployment descriptors than Axis 1.x; Axis 1.x cannot deloy SLSBs as web services; JAXB 1.0 isn't part of Axis nor is JAXR. It would be beneficial to work through the relevant J2EE/JWSDP tutorials to reinforce the theory.
Whether you can pass, much less "get a good score" by constraining yourself in this way depends very on on your own capabilities.
[ April 21, 2008: Message edited by: Peer Reynders ]