Nikhat Jahan A

I passed the exam yesterday with 89% Here is my feedback about the exam:
1. It is much simpler than SCJP. Since I gave SCJP just a couple of weeks ago and I was able to compare the toughness.
2. Time is sufficient. Unlike SCJP there were no questions that required any code walk kind of thing. Either you know the answer or you don't. There is nothing much to think hard.
3. For people who are already working in JSP/Servlet as I am, it should be pretty easy.
4. REMEMBER and GO THROUGH the APIs for all the classes/packages. I couldn't answer a couple of questions on ServletContextListener. I never thought they would ask such less used features. I was wrong.
5. I used JSP/Servlet specification which was very useful. I also used jwebplus which is toooo close to the real exam.
feel free to ask any more information,
Nikhat.

My servlet container has multiple webapps. Out of them one is a "core" webapp that has login screen used for single sign on. Now, when a request comes to another webapp and it determines that the user in not logged in, I need to forward the request to the login page of "core" webapp.
I am using websphere3.5.

Any help please....

I recently cleared SCJP and I had used jqplus. Based on my experience with jqplus, I am going with jwebplus. If there is any problem....well, are you hearing paul

BTW, is there any way to get my password. I lost my password for my original javaranch account. I had to register again!

Dear All,
I was preparing hard for scjp about 2 months ago. But due to some work related problem (I was fired!) I couldn't concentrate on it. Last week I got a job and immediately tried to pick up the threads. I was using jqplus and had taken 3-4 tests already. This week I took the tests again and also took the remaining tests. I scored about 85%
Now, I am scheduled to take the exam tomorrow and I would like to know from the experienced people here if there is any special thing that I should do today. I am browsing Maha's collection of old javaranch posts.
thanks,
Nikhat.