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Level of detail and committment for SCBCD exam
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Chiji Nwankwo
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Joined: Jun 21, 2002
Posts: 56
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Hi,
I was taking a brief pause from my certification path when I realised that a new certification had been released ....
I have been working in an environment where EJB has been the core back-end technology of choice and in many instances have had some experience of designing and implementing EJB's and deploying J2EE applications on WSAD 4 and 5. Most of the work I have done has been on the front-end, using Struts primarily, and have decided to move more to the back end.
My question is how much work is involved in terms of preparation. I am currently reading the EJB book by Richard Monson-Haefel and just wondered what other resources members of the ranch found useful.
By the way keep up the good work, I have used to ranch to prepare for 3 of my java certifications and you guys haven't failed me yet so I guess you must be doing something right  .
Thanks
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Valentin Crettaz
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Joined: Aug 26, 2001
Posts: 7610
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Hi Chiji,
you can also find useful resources on our SCBCD Links page. Kathy and Bert's Head First EJB book will be out soon.
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hover cheng
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Joined: Feb 11, 2003
Posts: 66
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Hi Chiji,
A few suggestions:
- Do remember to read the EJB specification after you read some wonderful books.
- Do remember to understand the reason of rules. This is tough, requires you to think over. Understanding is the best of memorizing.
- Do remember to take some mock exams.
Good luck!
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