Passed Part-II/III with 85%

[Anil Vupputuri]

Hi guys,

I've cleared the certification , result took five weeks exactly. Below is the score card,

Test: Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition Technology Part II (310-061)
Date Taken: 2004-12-29 15:16:34.890
Site: sg1
Grade: P
Score: 85
Comment: This report shows the total points that could have been awarded in each section and the actual amount of points you were awarded. This information is provided in order to give you feedback on your relative strengths on a section basis. The maximum number of points you could have received is 100, minimum to pass is 70.
Class Diagram (44 maximum) .......................... 36
Component Diagram (44 maximum) ...................... 37 Sequence/Colloboration Diagrams (12 maximum) ........ 12


Overall I'm satisfied with the exam result..its expected. Its a three month effort to clear this assignment. I've followed the Cade diagrams mostly.
This forum is great helpful to me. Thank you guys for your very useful postings & tips (Thanks to Parag for his valuable postings)...this site just rocks.

Cheers,
Anil
[ December 29, 2004: Message edited by: Anil Vupputuri ]

[Lucy Hummel]

Well done!

Three month work! I hope that I achieved the goal also.

Lucy

[Parag Doshi]

Congrats Anil ! Great job !!

[Anil Vupputuri]

Thanks Lucy & Parag.

As you can see, my score is not that great. But how can I find out the mistakes I've made in the assignment

[Deepak Pant]

Congrats Anil !!!

Can you throw some broad level light on how you organized your assignment?

[Anil Vupputuri]

Thanks Deepak.

Shedding some lite, my assignment consists of
(1) Class Diagram - 20 classes (incl. 4 manager classes) with important attributes, navigability, association but no methods. Its a technology independent diagram.

(2) Component Diagram - Divided into Client, Web, EJB, EIS and Resource Tiers.
I've put two packages in Web tier with JSP components and Swing components and used a note specifying all the JSP's used (one JSP per usecase)
My Web tier is built on modified version of Web Application Framework (�WAF�). Have two different flows for both Web & Swing clients.
My EJB tier is common for both the clients and used both the EB's and DAO. And used EIS tier for integration with JMS.

(3) Sequence Diagram - Provided the diagrams for
1. Prepare Itinerary
2. Change Itinerary
3. Price Itinerary
4. Pay for Itinerary
5. Create Profile
6. Customer Login
All the sequence diagrams are client neutral. And nicely depicted different tiers and also put small notes wherever applicable in all the SD's.

(4) Deployment Diagram - Drew this diagram for my understanding though this is not mandatory for submission.

And lastly my Assumptions, Architecture & Design document (total 16 pages) comprises of the following items,
1. Introduction
2. Application Modules
3. Application Design (Sub heading - Design Goals)
4. Application Tiers
5. Design Choice and Decisions (things like Transaction Control,Persistence and Authentication & Authorization etc.)
6. List of J2EE Design Patterns
7. List of Assumptions
8. Description about extending the classes in BDOM (used CRC technique)

Hope this helps,
Anil
[ January 04, 2005: Message edited by: Anil Vupputuri ]