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PASSED SCDJWS (310-230) with 98%

 
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HI All
I completed SCDJWS (310-230) exam with 98% of marks.

I have to thank so many people.

• Thanks to This Forum which gives me more than which I want.
• Thanks to Ivan and Mikani for their guides.
• Last but not least , thanks to you all who supported me.

Here is the way I prepared.

1. RMH book
2. SOA web services using Java
3. Web services Up and Running
4. WSIT tutorial
5. Mikani and Ivan’s books
6. Specifications of SOAP 1.1, WSDL 1.1, JAX-WS, JAXR 1.0, UDDI 2.0, Basic Profile 1.1 etc.
7. Notes and articles on JAXB and Web services styles (doc and rpc’s).
8. Ppt’s on Security on web services.
 
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WOoho...such a great score - congratulations ;-)
 
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hey did you get questions regarding UDDI? what mock exams you used?
 
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I do got the UDDI questions in the exams related to UDDI features and UDDI inquiry and publshier API and relation ship of UDDI with JAXR
 
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Hey Udaykumar !

Congratulations !!! Great score !!!

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hey man,

Congrats !!!

 
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Great score Uday! Congratulations
 
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Congrats Buddy.

I have started with RMH book. But it does not cover topics like JAX-WS, REST, JSON, JAXB. Did you find questions on these topics in Exam? Which stuff did you refer to study these toics? Another question, do we need to study JAX-RPC from RMH?
 
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SK Agrawal wrote:Congrats Buddy.

I have started with RMH book. But it does not cover topics like JAX-WS, REST, JSON, JAXB. Did you find questions on these topics in Exam? Which stuff did you refer to study these toics? Another question, do we need to study JAX-RPC from RMH?



Actually, JAX-WS is the upgrade of JAX-RPC I'm also preparing my self for SCDJWS exam.
For JAX-WS/REST I'm reading from book "Java Web Services Up And Running" by Martin Kalin.

 
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thanks buddy for the help.
 
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Congratulations
 
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Congrats!
 
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Congrats
 
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Great score Uday! Many congratulations...
 
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Congretulation..
 
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M M kaimkhani wrote:Actually, JAX-WS is the upgrade of JAX-RPC I'm also preparing my self for SCDJWS exam.
For JAX-WS/REST I'm reading from book "Java Web Services Up And Running" by Martin Kalin.



In this book "Java Web Services Up And Running" by Martin Kalin, which chapter covers JAX-WS in detail?
 
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SK Agrawal wrote:In this book "Java Web Services Up And Running" by Martin Kalin, which chapter covers JAX-WS in detail?


Basically the the whole book covers JAX-WS only/almost its a only 300 pages book!!

For JAX-WS Basic and a quick start read chapter number 1.
skip chapter number 2 if you are already familiar with WSDL/Soap Message from RMH book.
Read Chapter number 3 for Handlers.
Read Chapter number 4 for RestFul services.
Read Chapter number 5 for WS Security implementation.
Read Chapter number 6 for implement EJB stateless bean as WS.

Obviously through out the all above chapters you're gonna use JAX-WS instead of JAX-RPC, therefore i would recommend read all the chapters and practice all the examples given in book thoroughly(examples are really awesome). You can download the code from O'Reilly web site as well url is mentioned inside the book.


Regards

Minhaj
 
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Congratulations !!

I'm in the way of my preparation. Could you please let me know the authors of the books listed as well where can i get Ivan and Mikani's guide?
 
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tech learner wrote:Congratulations !!

I'm in the way of my preparation. Could you please let me know the authors of the books listed as well where can i get Ivan and Mikani's guide?



Dear tech learner,

Links to mentioned guides (and books) can be found here

HTH,
MZ

 
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