Youquan Li

Thanks, Sawan.

I think you are right. Seems it is exactly the case.

javax.ejb.RemoteException is deprecated since EJB1.1 (according to one of IBM's doc).

Have to try to remove this "Exception" from my memory then

Cheers,
Youquan

Thanks a lot guys.

I wish that were the case which is "javax.ejb.RemoveException" in HF Page159, however it is not.

Please check Head First EJB page 159, there are three places with value (javax.ejb.RemoteException).

Also, it is not in errata list in link (http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/hfjejb/errata/)

I just discovered Kanth Kris mentioned the same thing about two years ago. https://coderanch.com/t/158244/java-EJB-SCBCD/certification/Errata-Head-First-EJB

It did confuse me when I took one mock exam which has one question with two options to pick. One is java.rmi.RemoteException and another is javax.ejb.RemoteException.

Thanks!
[ June 28, 2005: Message edited by: Youquan Li ]

Two kinds of RemoteException mentioned in HFEJB and other EJB books (I also searched it from google).
1. java.rmi.RemoteException
2. javax.ejb.RemoteException

I could not find the API definition of "javax.ejb.RemoteException" anywhere. I am kind of confused by them. Can anyone please shed light on it?

Thanks.

Have to remember it if you want to take scwcd. Still remember there is a question regarding it when I took it. (not sure if I am allowed to say it here )

Just passed SCWCD1.4 with score of 85%. Still very happy even the score is not as good as what I was expecting.

First of all, I would like to express my appreciation to Bryan/Kathy/Bert for the great book-HFS&J.

Here is my study path:
1. 2 weeks study on Manning Stucy Kit and mock exam. (2 hours per day)
2. rescheduled my test to today (For I found the difference between 1.3&1.4 is not minor.) and ordered HFS&J from Amazon.

3. 2 weeks study on HFS&J(2~3 hrs per day) and take mock exam on jdiscuss.

4. take mock exam in book-HFS&J last night (12-2:00am). only got 63%, I believe I was too sleepy and the tough part is there is no hint-how many anwers (single or multiple answer).

Also, thanks everybody here.

See you in SCBCD.