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I am SCJP-2(4.3.2002). Now i am looking for SCJD
certification.So i need a details information that
how it is posiable.
What r the basaic requriments for SCJD.
 
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Moved to Java Certification.
 
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See FAQ for SCJD
Eugene.
P.S. Now, I know the next post in this thread will be "Vikash, please your name in accordance to ranch policies, blah blah..". The ranch is such a great place, but I am tired of all these admin messages. Couldn't the registration form be changed to require two words?
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You got it right Eugene, and they have changed the form to force two names, I thought it was already out there, but maybe not just yet. They are probably still doing testing.
Vikash,
You can change it
here.
Thanks! and welcome to the JavaRanch!
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