Ashish Sinha

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I am new to Web Services.
Can somebody help / send a link stating how to expose different APIs e.g. C / C++ / Cobol / COM
as web services so that they can be integrated in a Java Client.
Can any IDE do it e.g. WSAD4.0.3 or Sun's WSDK.
regs,
Ashish Sinha
20 years ago
Hi,
In the current scenario, I would recommend any of these
1. SCJP + SCJD
2. SCJP + SCJD + SCEA
3. SCJP + SCWCD + SCEA
Choice between SCJD and SCWCD depends on which all technologies u r working on or which u want to work on in the future.
Servlets and JSPs are more in demand, and WCD is relatively easy.

SCJD will b relatively difficult but will will make ur coding / designing skills more robust, provided u love those technologies.
Whatever u choose, make u sure that u go r SCEA
Best Wishes,
Ashish
SCJP,SCWCD,SCEA-I
ashish97@rediffmail.com
20 years ago
I hav been working on JSP, Servlets , EJB since last six months.
20 years ago
Hi all,
Passed SCWCD today morning with 93 %.
Test was cool.
Much easier than the mock tests on site.
I studied :
Miftah Khan's Notes.
Specs : JSP & Servlets
API - Servlets, JSP
J2EE ( Wrox ) Part -1
The mock tests were very helpful in identifying the weakness.
The Edurado's test was really very difficult, two days before the exam, I failed in it. I was teribly scared, but that motivated to work harder.
Thanks all.
bye,
Ashish
20 years ago
Hi All,
I m going to write the exam on 22nd.
Just want to make sure if we hav to study FILTERS.
It's nowhere mentioned in the exam objectives. But still I do not want to be surprised.
Did anybody face any questions on filtrs.
Please reply soon.
bye,
Ashish
Value Object is used to get bulk information from the entity beans in one network call rather than invoking number of fine grained methods like getXXX(), getYYY().
It uses serialization.
It doesn't use XML, but u can make it XML compatible by adding methods like readFromXML()
and toXML().
I think "Hello ! how are you" will be printed.