Kaspar Minosiantz

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Recent posts by Kaspar Minosiantz

which design is more right for writing WS ?

whrite wsdl + xml schema for document data and then use wsdl2java
or write in java first and than use java2wsdl ?
19 years ago
Thanks a lot Pradeep Bhat !
I'd read this that
19 years ago
It's offten seen that Axis is a good start point for beginners. But I cant understand what does it mean . After some time when persone leave beginners stage he/she should chose something else ?
One more question Apache AXIS or JWSDP which is preferable to use ? I knowe that this question has been raised too many times but times is going on and perhapse something change and this is probably one of the first question which appeared while diving into WS .

Thanks a lot !
19 years ago
Could anybody explain how diagrams may be saved into jpg file in Together for Eclipse
I only found svg format



thanks a lot

Originally posted by Ramon Gill:
I have the 2nd and 3rd books recommended by Richard and I think they are essential for parts 2 & 3. The 1st book (GOF Bible) is well known to be a hard read for beginners. You can find material on GOF patterns on many websites instead. I believe GOF patterns is needed for part one (long time since I did this though)?

Ray


IMHO The GoF's book isn't difficult to read at all if a reader knows C++ otherwise there is a classical book (as well ) for java people which includes all GoF�s patterns and more ( Applied Java Patterns) . In case if you don�t have the copy IBM with Safary give a good opportunity to read a lot of books online till 15�th of October http://ibm.com/partnerworld/isv/ecma/campaign/er.jsp?id=54940 .
There is also one thin book written by one of the gang John M. Vlissides (my review of the book on Amazon)Pattern Hatching : Design Patterns Applied
[ September 30, 2004: Message edited by: Kaspar Minosiantz ]
try
Enterprise Architect
http://www.sparxsystems.com.au/
or
Together for Eclipse v6.3 (c) Borland Software Corp
plugin for eclipse 3.x
http://www.borland.com/
I already mentioned what I used for the preparation
19 years ago
In this case examinee has to get at least 62 % while in SCJP 1.4 it's 52 %
In SCJP 1.4 there are some general questions which people can figure out even if the dont know java.
End the most important there are a lot of various material (books mocks etc ) which prepare exactly to the SCJP 1.4.

Anyway , Good Luck Oneal in your plans

and thanks Joyce and Oneal for your congrats
19 years ago
Finally I�ve passed SCWCD 1.4 .
Comparing to SCJP 1.4 this one seems to me a little bit more complicated.
What I really like in these certifications that they help me to systematize my knowledge in these areas!
For the preparation I�ve used the following material :

Jayson Falkner - Servlets and JavaServer Pages The J2EE Technology Web Tier
Hanumant Deshmukh - SCWCD 310-080 Exam Study Kit ISBN 1930110596
Simon Brown - Pro JSP, Third Edition ISBN:1590592255

Mocks collection ( It�s a great mock set )
Enthuware JWebPlus V4
http://www.enthuware.com
19 years ago
IMHO ServletConfig object is created one for each servlet .
For instance when we create


OurServlet inherits an implementation of ServletConfig form GenericServlet
[ August 19, 2004: Message edited by: Kaspar Minosiantz ]
Does SCWCD 1.4 conteins any questions from SCJP (I mean core language questions ) or it's only consit of Servlet JSP and Patterns questions
have you ment
HttpServletResponse.encodeURL()
HttpServletResponse.encodeRedirectURL()

The second method encods the URL for redirection via
HTTP (302) response code

btw
Servlets and JavaServer Pages: The J2EE Technology Web Tier by Jayson Falkner is a great book

http://theserverside.com/books/addisonwesley/ServletsJSP/index.tss

Thanks a lot to Jayson Falkner