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Study Material for JWS 1.5

 
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Hi,

As mentioned in other posts that new version of Web Services cert is out....
Can you guys help to figure out study material for the same....
SCDJWS links have information for 1.4 Cert....

I am new to JWS and want to prepare for cert, now since new version is out, I have no clue from where to start....

I would appreciate if you can suggest study material which can help to achieve the objectives....

Please reply......

thanks.....
 
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Browse through this forum for rancher posts who have completed the beta version.
That might help you.
 
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I tried to figure out.... but I am lost....

Anybody else who is interested to have the study material or already had (collected the links for source) , please share the experience....

I checked last 3 pages, I am sorry, if I am not investing much time in old posts to find answer to this.....

if some one has planned for JWS 1.5, please share the path to move ahead.....

thanks.....
 
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is anybody else preparing for JWS 1.5, please reply.....

thanks....
 
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Hello,
I am preparing SCDJWS 5 and I am new in web services. I am studying from these location:
http://scdjws-beta.blogspot.com/ and http://www.javapassion.com/webservices/index.html (great ws course)

I would appreciate if someone can suggest any other study material for scdjws 5.
 
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nancy nant thanks a lot for you reply (i thought may be i won't get answer to this post).....

excelent links... one of the link contains MZ's notes too

java.boot.by/scdjws5-guide

I think these link should be included in link page for JWS1.5

thanks.
 
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Hi

great links guys.

Can anyone recommend a good book for studying for the exam

Thanks
 
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great links guys.

I am a girl

I am also looking for a good book for scdjws 5. I am studying from a few books, but i want one that contains most of objectives. This book can be that one (http://mhprofessional.com/product.php?isbn=0072259523&cat=112&promocode= ) but this is for 310-220 (scdjws 1.4) and will be published at December 2009
 
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The 1.5 exam is just out(its quite recent), I guess the authors should get some time to come out with a book
 
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Hi guys!

Thanks for the links!
Found this book called Java Web Services up and running by Martin kalin http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596521127/
It is more focused on providing code examples, therefore some of you may like it.

Cheers!!
 
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Amit Ghorpade
The 1.5 exam is just out(its quite recent), I guess the authors should get some time to come out with a book



Can you please suggest exam specific book for JWS 1.4 certification?

I have compared objectives of 1.4 & 1.5, 99% objectives are same. And version for topics (technologies) are higher.
I am new to XML & Web service & preparing from links is bit tough.

I would prefer to prepare for 1.4 & study the higher version topics from links.

Is there any exam specific book for JWS 1.4?

Thanks.
 
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Deepika Joshi wrote:

I would prefer to prepare for 1.4 & study the higher version topics from links.

Is there any exam specific book for JWS 1.4?


I dont know how exam specific it is but the most popular book for the exam/web services is the Richard Monson-Haefel or RMH for short.
 
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Amit is right. I have also refered this "RMH" book in addition to MZ (Mikalai Zaikin) WSD Guide and WSD Quiz and whizlab for scdjws 1.4.

Thanks,
 
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thanks a lot.....
 
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Deepika Joshi wrote:thanks a lot.....




Hi Guys i am planning to go for SCDJWS 5.0 - the new one !!!

i am also planning for go for "RMH" book in addition to MZ (Mikalai Zaikin) WSD Guide and WSD Quiz and whizlab for scdjws 1.4. but i have some questions,

(1) is the study path is anough for new version also ?
(2) from where i get the book "THe Ultimate Guide J2EE web services" - by RMH in INDIA (specifically in Gujarat - Ahmedabad).

thanks in advance......

 
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Hi,

I am also preparing for the exam.Using old notes of MZ and Watsh Rajneesh.

One more site I came across : JustJavaJee

The guy has cleared the beta exam and is interested in making a guide and quiz for the new exam .
Looks like some people are interested in buying the guide plus sample questions . I am also interested in sample quiz .
Hope he brings it out soon . The cost seems ok (10$-15$) .

If sufficient people are ready to buy it maybe we can ask him to get ready fast with the questions/guide.
 
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I just start preparing for this certification...

I read the first lines of MZ tutorial...

but I did not undrestand a thing.... is there something more basic??
 
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Marcus Sanchez wrote:I just start preparing for this certification...

I read the first lines of MZ tutorial...

but I did not undrestand a thing.... is there something more basic??



there is no cert preparation book for Java Web Service Certification, not EVEN for 1.4 (so do not expect cert guide for 1.5 in near future)....
But you should not drop idea to get certification.... others have done it & we are non the less ....
Read RMH book, every body (most of the rancher) read from that book & if you are preparing for 1.4 then I think that's good help... but if you are preparing for 1.5 then (after reading the book) study the links mentioned in this post (there are 3-4 link).....

if you are aware of JWS 1.4 then you can start with links only.....

At this point I want to scold Sun & the community but I know that would be totally WRONG... every body is doing their part...
Sun is busy with evaluation of specs....
Author community is busy & working on projects & books as per their commitments & interest
There are Servers & containers...
But as a new comer we are struggling or may be we want spoon feeding....

But when everybody is doing its part (sounds like layered architecture).... things are independent but connector is missing (cert guides are missing) for new comers ...


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Some may say that there are lot of JWS books, so
(Cert preparation books are different from BOOKS.
Cert preparation books are based on objectives & every section has question to test your knowledge, which helps to find out what we missed while reading or what we did not understood correctly.)


 
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Hi Deepika,

Do you have any idea abt good books/resources for Security in WebServices part.

Regards
Lakshmanan

 
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Deepika Joshi, I found This one:

http://www.amazon.com/Certified-Developer-Services-310-220-Certification/dp/0072259523

but it is for 1.4 and says out of print... :S

 
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Lakshman Arun wrote:Hi Deepika,

Do you have any idea abt good books/resources for Security in WebServices part.

Regards
Lakshmanan




Sorry, no Idea...
 
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Marcus Sanchez wrote:Deepika Joshi, I found This one:

http://www.amazon.com/Certified-Developer-Services-310-220-Certification/dp/0072259523

but it is for 1.4 and says out of print... :S



Thanks... I think earlier message for this book was that it would be "out in Dec. 2009"....
Now message for this book is "Currently unavailable".
 
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One site which might be useful.(Even though it is based on 1.4 version)
www.scdjws.com
 
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One link sharing views based on 1.4 exam.

http://techtracer.com/2007/03/17/scdjws-study-material-and-resources-the-most-searched-thing/
 
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Hi All,

Thanks for sharing the info, it will surely be of great help.

I started my preparation by first getting familiar with XML. An excellent resource for this is http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_whatis.asp

I have now started with RMH - again an excellent book.

Can someone share their experience of preparing for the exam - more specifically the sequence in which the topics to be covered and topics which are more important.

thanks
- sandeep









 
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check this out..
http://techtracer.com/2007/03/15/scdjws-preparation-a-kick-start-guide/
then look at this link
http://techtracer.com/2007/03/17/scdjws-study-material-and-resources-the-most-searched-thing/

even i have just started preparing for the certification.

 
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jasmine dsouza,

these resources are good for JWS 1.4.

If you have looked at http://faq.javaranch.com/java/ScdjwsLinks, and want to prepare for JWS 1.4, then links mentioned by you are helpful.

I am not sure if you have noticed that JWS 1.5 is the latest version , http://www.sun.com/training/catalog/courses/CX-310-230.xml.

Thanks.

 
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Hi Deepika,

From what I have figured out in the forums, I dont think we can refer to one book/guide for JWS 1.5.
We can read the books for 1.4(specifically the one by Richard Monson Haefel), then check out the exam objectives which seem to be different and read them up from the specifications. I guess that would be ideal.

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Hi,

Was good to see the posts on 1.5 over 1.4. My head was spinning a bit deciding on which to take up. On the practical side , does the industry really use what 1.5 has brought in new?

Why is the pass percentage different in both the exams?

Also , how long would you think the preparaton time be? I know its tough to generalise this one. On an average would 2 months do?

Thank you
 
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On the practical side , does the industry really use what 1.5 has brought in new?


First thing is all topics (objectives) are same in cert 1.5 & 1.4 (except JAX-RPC, which is replaced by JAX-WS, again a improved version of JAX-RPC).
Cert 1.5 has topics next version. (e.g, instead of SOAP 1.1 (cert1.4) - SOAP 1.2 (cert1.5))
In RMH book printed 2003 (if I am not wrong its 2003 or near to it), explains SOAP 1.1 and shares some information (or changes/reason) in SOAP 1.2, I do not have doubt that, a concept/specification built in 2003, would not be in use 2009.

Also , how long would you think the preparaton time be? I know its tough to generalise this one. On an average would 2 months do?


I think if someone spends 5 /6 hours a day, can prepare this in 21 days.
 
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Deepika Joshi wrote:Hi,

As mentioned in other posts that new version of Web Services cert is out....
Can you guys help to figure out study material for the same....
SCDJWS links have information for 1.4 Cert....

I am new to JWS and want to prepare for cert, now since new version is out, I have no clue from where to start....

I would appreciate if you can suggest study material which can help to achieve the objectives....

Please reply......

thanks.....




Hi All,
I finally completed SCDJWS , thanks for all ranchers for your support, thanks a lot..

Here is my preparation plan.
My preparation started with java webservcies bible... J2EE web wservices, by Richard Monson Haefel (RMH) .
first have gone through the entire book once and used to refere while taking the practice tests.

The first step is to getting comfortable with WS technologies like
XML 1.0 , XSD 1.0, SOAP 1.1, WSDL, UDDI 2.0
second step is to understand the API's
JAX-RPC, SAAJ, JAXP, JAXB , JAXR.
then go through the specification like..
Basic Profile 1.0, J2EE blueprints (Service Endpoint Design), Web service Security
Final step is...
Take some mock exams

http://talented-java-developers.blogspot.com/2009/...dy-material-and-resources.html will give you more details regarding various resource for this preparation..

Once again thanks for your support...
 
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