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Made 89%. The test was easier than I thought it would be, but there were quite a few hardball questions thrown in. Thanks to everyone who helped me. I would highly reccomend the JWebPlus test engine. My average scores on it were from 87-93 so it seems to be a close match to the real thing.
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Congrats. Good Job!!
Which version did you appear for and could you please tell me the material/books/mocks you used for the test.
 
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congrats michael !!
 
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Originally posted by kumar kuamr:
Congrats. Good Job!!
Which version did you appear for and could you please tell me the material/books/mocks you used for the test.


The book that helped me the most was More Servlets and JavaServer Pages by Marty Hall. But the best reading you can do is of the Servlet and JSP Specs along with practical experience. I took 310-080 Servlet Spec 2.3 and JSP Spec 1.2.
 
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