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Need Suggestion after doing Enthuware Test1
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Lee Kian Giap
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Joined: Jan 23, 2008
Posts: 210
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I have completed the Test1 of Enthuware but only get 66%
The failed objective is as follows:
1. EJB 3.0 Overview
2. General EJB 3.0 Enterprise Bean Knowledge
3. Java Persistence Entity Operations
Can anyone suggest how should I improve my marks in this area ? the test seems like having 20 questions on the first 2 objective abovementioned, which make me feel worry.
and the objective knowledge that I feel most confuse and can't understand well is the
Persistence Units and Persistence Context
Any suggestion ?
Thanks in advance ~ !
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SCJP 6, SCWCD 5, SCBCD 5
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Yucca Nel
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Joined: Nov 20, 2008
Posts: 147
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Lee Kian Giap wrote:I have completed the Test1 of Enthuware but only get 66%
The failed objective is as follows:
1. EJB 3.0 Overview
2. General EJB 3.0 Enterprise Bean Knowledge
3. Java Persistence Entity Operations
Can anyone suggest how should I improve my marks in this area ? the test seems like having 20 questions on the first 2 objective abovementioned, which make me feel worry.
and the objective knowledge that I feel most confuse and can't understand well is the
Persistence Units and Persistence Context
Any suggestion ?
I would appreciate some help here too but I feel that the difference between the two amounts to how much control you wish to have.
PersistenceContext provides you with a container managed entityManager instance where you do little work.
PersistenceUnit provides an application manged entityManager interface. This means the application will need to do things like create a entity manager and ask it to join a transaction. You will manually need to start the manager with methods like begin and and COMMIT yourself when you please. IOW Persistence CONTEXT = easier and PersistenceUnit = more work;
Thanks in advance ~ !
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Yucca Nel
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Joined: Nov 20, 2008
Posts: 147
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Lee Kian Giap wrote:I have completed the Test1 of Enthuware but only get 66%
The failed objective is as follows:
1. EJB 3.0 Overview
2. General EJB 3.0 Enterprise Bean Knowledge
3. Java Persistence Entity Operations
Can anyone suggest how should I improve my marks in this area ? the test seems like having 20 questions on the first 2 objective abovementioned, which make me feel worry.
and the objective knowledge that I feel most confuse and can't understand well is the
Persistence Units and Persistence Context
Any suggestion ?
Thanks in advance ~ !
I would appreciate some help here too but I feel that the difference between the two amounts to how much control you wish to have.
PersistenceContext provides you with a container managed entityManager instance where you do little work.
PersistenceUnit provides an application manged entityManager interface. This means the application will need to do things like create a entity manager and ask it to join a transaction. You will manually need to start the manager with methods like begin and and COMMIT yourself when you please. IOW Persistence CONTEXT = easier and PersistenceUnit = more work;JEE tutorial
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