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hi,
i am new to learning web services, i knew few bit pache axis..
I want to start learning the web services thoroughly in JEE 5 spec ( not J2EE). Stuff in J2EE have become out dated.
Besides that i wanna get certified in ( latest exam ) SCDJWS too.
Could anyone suggest me the book?
 
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folks
can anyone reply to my query?
 
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You need to wait for new exam as the current SCDJWS is based on J2EE.
 
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Okay I don't really know what's the difference between JEE and J2EE but I was looking on the Sun site at the information regarding SCDJWS and it says that the certification path follows JEE...
 
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