Kumar Raja wrote:Kaur,
I'm not sure, if you would be let to sit for certification, without taking the mandatory class room training. But if you wish to read something on enterprise architecture, the book which you referred is good. But just to add, to become an architect, you do not need a certification (certifications do add value to resume, but not necessary). All you need is think like an architect. Long time ago, I read a post by one of the ranchers here, but unfortunately do not recollect it.
khushal malik wrote:Hi All,
I have a question about the new mandatory course attendance. At which stage do I need to take the mandatory course? I mean can I do the SCEA part 1 first and during the course of submitting Part 2 and Part 3, I can take up the Mandatory course.
or
It has to be the first thing as the certification details on the website mentions it as the first step.
Thanks
KM
Ninad Kulkarni wrote:If code is behaving unexpectedly we can identify root cause of problem by using exception.
Handling of Checked as well as Unchecked exceptions are totally depends on design.
Winston Gutkowski wrote:
Shiva.Om Kumar wrote:To prevent NFE, if I am having catch for it then I would do same for SQL handling too, why Java has mandatory to catch it?
It doesn't. It just requires that if you don't catch it, the method declares that it might be thrown.
However, it tends to suggest that it might not be a bad idea to use a try...catch block. Do you have any particular objection to them?
Winston
Paul Clapham wrote:
Paul Clapham wrote:Because the people who designed the language decided it would be a good idea.
Seriously, that's the answer to pretty much every question of the form "Why does feature X exist (or fail to exist) in Java?" The designers didn't publish a detailed architectural document explaining why they made the decisions they made. However, if you want to discuss why it might be a good idea, or a bad idea, or you want to ask a question about how it works, then do go ahead and ask such a question.
Roel De Nijs wrote:
Shiva.Om Kumar wrote:My question is if I take training in India, come back & appear for exam in USA, is that acceptable or for taking exam in USA one needs to take training in USA....
any news on such issue?
I don't think there is a requirement that you should follow the course in the country you take the exam, because you can also opt for an instructor-led online class. But if you want to know for sure, just ask Oracle (and let us know ).
vishal mehta wrote:In few countries the cost of Instructor led courses are just fraction of price quoted for UK or US. Trying to find out how will oracle will know that I have done the course?
Oracle is not asking about VUE ID at the time of booking he course on their website.
Chirath Uralagamage wrote:I am using windows 7. I don't know whether it is a problem of the OS or not. But I'm quite sure that my codes are correct. The destinations are also correct. The source file is also in the picture attached.
Thanks in advance mates
Chirath