Bill,
The errata should have been posted a while back to the Osbourne McGraw-Hill site (
Osbourne Errata). However it is not there yet, so here is the most recent errata file contents:
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Title: Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for J2EE Study Guide
ISBN: 0072226870
Author Name: Paul Allen, Joseph Bambara
Print number: 2nd
Page 299, Answer 1: Correct answer : D. Design patterns do not address totally novel problems, so this cannot be a benefit gained.
Page 299, Answer 1: Incorrect answer: A, B and C. These are benefits gained by using Design Patterns.
Page 297, Question 17: Question should be "The Command design pattern ____________ a request in an object."
Page 300, Answer 17: Correct answer : B. The Command design pattern encapsulates a request in an object.
Page 300, Answer 17: Incorrect answer: A, C and D. These are not valid descriptions of the Command pattern.
Page 297, Question 19: Question should be "The Decorator pattern appears in which of the following Java packages?"
Page 300, Answer 19: Correct answer : A and B. The Decorator pattern appears in the java.io and java.awt packages.
Page 300, Answer 19: Incorrect answer: C and D. These packages do not contain the Decorator pattern.
Page 346, Question 6: Question should read "Which of the following can by used by Java RMI?"
Page 348, Answer 6: Correct answer : A, B and D. RMI can use stubs, skeletons and IIOP.
Page 348, Answer 6: Incorrect answer: C. ORBs are used with CORBA.
Page 441, Question 12: Question should read "Which of the following Java technologies implements transaction management?"
Page 445, Answer 12: Correct answer : B. JTS provides an implementation of transaction management.
Page 445, Answer 12: Incorrect answer: A, C and D. These do not implement transaction management. JTA defines an API for transaction management, it does not implement it.