Supree

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Thanks Tony, appreciate it.
Hi Tony,
I have interview for Java tommorrow. Could you give somw tips for the interview like What do they expect from us?
Your response is highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Supree
Thanks Anik for sharing your view.
I've already installed and configured Java Web Server, just to have a feel of a Web Server and understand the concept. It's running fine and really interesting.
Regards,
Supree
24 years ago
Hi Tony,
I have set up Java Webserver2.0 last week end at home. You can download it from Sun's web site www.java.sun.com.
I tested some servlets with it and everything works fine.
Regars,
Supree
24 years ago
Hi everyone,
I've started practicing Java server side programming at my home.
It's very interesting.
I got a questiion in Java Web server 2.0
I placed my servlet uder H:\spohimed\JavaSrc directory and this directory in included in Windows CLASSPATH.
When I try to load the servlet in Web Server, it complains that class file is not found. Then I placed the servlet under web server /server/classes directory. This time it is able to find it.
Some books say that you have to add the custom directory in Java Web server's CLASSPATH. I've no idea about Web server's CLASSPATH.
If I want to keep my classes under my custom directory, is there any way to make the web server find it.
Any response is highly appreciated.
thanks,
supree

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24 years ago
Congrat's Saritha. Greate Score.
Thanks Tony ,Javacat and every one.
Hey Tony,
The joke was really good one. I guess Java cat understands it.
Supree
Hi Java2learner,
I got 2 questions in I/O and 3 questions in AWT. I wes able to answer all the questions without any difficulty.
The questions were not very tricky like mock tests and I completed the test well before time and had around 20 minutes to revise also.
Thanks,
Supree
Hi Maha Anna,
I have taken almost all mock tests in www.Javarach.com/mock.html
and got more than 80% in all the tests.
If you get more than 80% in Java Exam cram book test, you can walk into the test room and come out with flying colors.
I studied Complete Java2 certification Guide by Simon Roberts and
Java Exam Cram by Bill Brogden.
I found Carl's notes and Java2 and Marcu's Green last minute tutorial to be very usefull for final preparaion.
The links are below.
http://java.about.com/compute/java/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://www.software.u%2Dnet.com/J2Tutor/IntroJ2.htm
http://www.geocities.com/cdesboro/info/
and the credit goes to Javaranch and the team for it's great help.
Good luck and thanks every one.
Supree

Great site and You are doing a great job. I just passed the test with 92%. This site has been a great help.
thanks,
Supree
24 years ago
Hi Guys,
I cleared the exam today with 92%.
I thank every one in Java Ranch team. You guys have been great help.
Thanks again,
Supree
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could anyone let me know URL for the IBM mock test?
thanks
Supree.