Abhijit
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SCJP 5, SCBCD 5, OCWCD 5, OCEWSD 6, CSM
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Souvik
SCJP, SCWCD, OCEJWSD
Oracle certified JPA Developer (1Z0-898),Oracle certified Java 8 Programmer I (1Z0-808), Oracle Java Web Service Developer (1z0-897), Oracle certified Java 7 Programmer, SCJA 1.0, SCJP 5.0, SCWCD 5.0, Oracle SQL Fundamentals I, CIW Certified Ecommerce specialist
Oracle certified JPA Developer (1Z0-898),Oracle certified Java 8 Programmer I (1Z0-808), Oracle Java Web Service Developer (1z0-897), Oracle certified Java 7 Programmer, SCJA 1.0, SCJP 5.0, SCWCD 5.0, Oracle SQL Fundamentals I, CIW Certified Ecommerce specialist
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Himai Minh wrote:Hi, Sarkar. Congrats. Thanks for your help.
Himai Minh wrote:You must have some work experience related to JAX-WS or JAX-RS and that is why you only need 6 weeks to prepare.
Himai Minh wrote:
I read Java Web Services Up and Running book 1st edition.
I have a few questions about this book:
1. Is JAX-RS WADLing on the exam?
2. Is Restlet Framework on the exam?
3. Is persistence of configuration file / database support through an @Entity on the exam?
4. Which chapters of the first edition I should skip for the exam?
Abhijit
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SCJP 5, SCBCD 5, OCWCD 5, OCEWSD 6, CSM
Mikalai Zaikin wrote:Glad to know my WSD Guide and WSD Quiz helped.
Abhijit
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SCJP 5, SCBCD 5, OCWCD 5, OCEWSD 6, CSM
Abhay Agarwal wrote:To what extent should I prepare exam topics covering EJB3 ? From which book you have read EJB 3 related topics ?
Abhijit
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SCJP 5, SCBCD 5, OCWCD 5, OCEWSD 6, CSM
Abhay Agarwal wrote:What is the cost of exam in India ?
Abhijit
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SCJP 5, SCBCD 5, OCWCD 5, OCEWSD 6, CSM
a sarkar wrote:
Abhay Agarwal wrote:To what extent should I prepare exam topics covering EJB3 ? From which book you have read EJB 3 related topics ?
The only EJB specific topics you need to know in detail are security and exposing an existing EJB as a Web Service. In addition, you need an understanding of thread safety with EJBs, ability to manage transactions and other container provided services. You do not need to know how to configure those, just what the EJB is capable of.
I didn't read any EJB 3 specific topics for this exam. I've the SCBCD certification, so I already knew about EJB 3s. However, as I said above, you shouldn't need to go into EJB 3 details. That said, if you insist on reading an EJB 3 book, I highly recommend Enterprise Java Beans 3.1. HTH.
Frits Walraven wrote:Or you can read the Java EE6 tutorial (Part IV Enterprise Beans and Part VII Security)
Abhijit
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SCJP 5, SCBCD 5, OCWCD 5, OCEWSD 6, CSM
Yeah, I never look at their coding examples. I only use it for the theory that contains sometimes a nice explanation to a dry part in the specifications.a sarkar wrote:May be it's just me but the thing I don't like about the Java EE tutorial is that it's teaching is very coupled with NetBeans. Also they don't give the code for download anymore.
Oracle certified JPA Developer (1Z0-898),Oracle certified Java 8 Programmer I (1Z0-808), Oracle Java Web Service Developer (1z0-897), Oracle certified Java 7 Programmer, SCJA 1.0, SCJP 5.0, SCWCD 5.0, Oracle SQL Fundamentals I, CIW Certified Ecommerce specialist
a sarkar wrote:
Abhay Agarwal wrote:What is the cost of exam in India ?
I've no idea.
Oracle certified JPA Developer (1Z0-898),Oracle certified Java 8 Programmer I (1Z0-808), Oracle Java Web Service Developer (1z0-897), Oracle certified Java 7 Programmer, SCJA 1.0, SCJP 5.0, SCWCD 5.0, Oracle SQL Fundamentals I, CIW Certified Ecommerce specialist
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