Welcome Seema Manivannan

[Gregg Bolinger]

This week we are delighted to have Seema Manivannan helping to answer questions.

We'll be selecting four random posters in this forum to win a free copy of J2EE 484 Exam Simulator, provided by Whizlabs.

Welcome Seema!

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[suresh koutam]

hi seema...

Just wanted to know how close are your exam simulators to the real exam. I mean the questions and time. I am planning to get some exam simulator for JAVA Tiger.....been looking for long time but still confused....

[JPraveen Kumar]

Hi Seema,

Can you tell me what book for design patterns is to be referred for J2EE 484 test. Is Heads First Design Patterns sufficient or do I have to go through the Eric Gamma book as well.

Same for EJB, is Heads First EJB enough or do I need to study Ed Roman?

Tx Praveen.

[Seema Manivannan]

Gregg and other fellow ranchers : Thanks a lot for the warm welcome and for this opportunity.

Suresh: Our mock exam questions are designed to be tougher than the actual exam questions, so that you will be well prepared and confident when you appear for the real exam. We recently launched the new version of our simulator, which offers an enhanced user friendly GUI and many other cool features. Yes, the practice exams have the same no of questions and time limit as in the actual exam.

For more information on our product, please check out the following links.
http://www.whizlabs.com/j2ee/j2ee-details.html
http://www.whizlabs.com/product-offering.html

Hope this helps.

[suresh koutam]

Hi Seema
Thanks for your reply...
I went through some of the exam simulators and found that they mostly base their questions on some type of standard book...reading which you can answer most of the questions.
What book do you think will prepare us for your Exam for Java Tiger..I am asking this question coz our performance in an exam simulator will defintely affect our confidence. So which book do you prefer us to go through?

Thank you