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Kaise a.Zakkar
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hi everyone
first i would like to appreciate the great staff of
this great site ,you are really doing a great job
second
am prepare for taking the SCJA sun new exam
and i follow the javaransh advise about the study
materials for the preparation ,and things seemed to be ok until now
even that the document J2EE1.4 tutorial(pdf)seems to be too big
any way
i was just wondering if anyone could help me to find a comprehensive guide
for all java command line options ,because it is part of the SCJA objectives
thanks alot
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Joyce Lee
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Hi Kaise,
i was just wondering if anyone could help me to find a comprehensive guide for all java command line options ,because it is part of the SCJA objectives
Check out the Basic Tools in SDK documentation. The documentation can be downloaded here.
Joyce
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Layne Lund
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If you are using a Unix-like system, you can type "man java" and "man javac" at the command line to get details about the command-line options. On any platform, you can type "java" and "javac" to get a short list of the most commonly used options. I think there is a help option that might give more details. These would be a good place to start. For further details, the link to the documentation above is good, too.
Layne
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Java API Documentation
The Java Tutorial
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Bob Law
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Don't worry about going into to much depth. The information on the basic tools page as sited above is all you will need. Remeber this exam focuses on general knowledge of Java not being an expert in any area.
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Layne Lund
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Originally posted by Bob Law:
Don't worry about going into to much depth. The information on the basic tools page as sited above is all you will need. Remeber this exam focuses on general knowledge of Java not being an expert in any area.
That Basic Tools page looks like it goes into as much depth as is possible. In fact, I think that is the official documentation for ALL of the command-line options that you can use. I would think that it contains more information than you will need for the SCJA test.
Layne
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Bob Law
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I agree.
Of course I would also keep in mind there will maybe be at most one question on the exam about java or javac options so don't waste to mcuh time on it. Stick to learning all the different parts of JSEE.
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Joyce Lee
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Not all the command-line options of java and javac are tested in the exam. Focus on those options mentioned in the SCJA objectives. If you're not familiar with the options or have never used them before, the Basic Tools section may provide further explanation with examples on how to use them.
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Kaise a.Zakkar
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Joined: Oct 20, 2003
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Hi all
thanks for your great interrest
you are right Layne about what you had say
of course i am not looking for how to build and execute java programs
using java and javac commands ,i said "comprehensive" not "how to"
guide ,i want to focus on everything related to this field
even if some of the comman line optins goes beyond the SCJA exam
thank everyone for your help
thank you very very much Layne
thanks for javaranch
bye bye
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