I passed

[Omar Kalaldeh]

Hi all I passed, I am very happy.
:roll:

Here are my results:
General Considerations (maximum = 100): 98
Documentation (maximum = 70): 69
O-O Design (maximum = 30): 19
GUI (maximum = 40): 31
Locking (maximum = 80): 80
Data store (maximum = 40): 40
Network server (maximum = 40): 40

O-O mark made a little bit disappointed,

not sure, but I think most of the marks are lost in exception handling.

But at the end 377 is a good mark.

I want to thank you all, Thanks.
[ December 28, 2004: Message edited by: Omar Kalaldeh ]

[FeiWen Cheng]

Congratulation! Good job.

Can you share your experience or idea of you assignment?
We are glad to see you sharing your experience!

[Omar Kalaldeh]

Thank you FeiWen,

first my assignment was URLyBird assigment.

For network part I used sockets, where clients send a command objects (command pattern) that will run at server by a thread pool.

For locking I used a lockManager that will map between record number and Lock object, where in order to lock a record you must acquire its corresponding lock, and when you finished from it you will release that lock.

[Nicholas Cheung]

Well done.

What's next?

Nick

[Omar Kalaldeh]

Thanks Nick,

I will go for SCBCD.

[Scott H. Kao]

Congratulations!


Best Regards,
Scott

[Paula Decker]

Hi Omar,

Congratulations! Good luck on your next certification.

-Paula

[peter wooster]

Originally posted by Omar Kalaldeh:
Thank you FeiWen,

first my assignment was URLyBird assigment.

For network part I used sockets, where clients send a command objects (command pattern) that will run at server by a thread pool.


For locking I used a lockManager that will map between record number and Lock object, where in order to lock a record you must acquire its corresponding lock, and when you finished from it you will release that lock.

Congratulations!

For locking, did you maintain queues for the locked records and use notify or did you use the simpler notifyAll solution?
[ December 28, 2004: Message edited by: peter wooster ]

[Omar Kalaldeh]

Thanks peter,

as for locking I used the simple solution, notifyAll.

[Steven z.Li]

Congratulation!

[Weerawit Maneepongsawat]

Congratulation!

[Omar Kalaldeh]

Thank you all,

By the way I am having a little party tonight to celebrate my passing.

so how ever happened to live in Jordan (or can afforded ticket to Jordan), is more than welcome to join us.

I really mean it.
[ December 29, 2004: Message edited by: Omar Kalaldeh ]

[Andrew Monkhouse]

Congratulations Omar

Regards, Andrew

[Omar Kalaldeh]

Thank you very much Andrew,

Without your help I could be:



or:


and maybe:


and definitely


but thank to you I am:


thanks Andrew,
and very special thanks to philb I will always remember him.

[Udegbunam Morah]

Congrats Omar F. Kalaldah. Wish you a fun-filled party.

[Andrew Monkhouse]

I have moved this topic to the Sun Certification Results forum.

Regards, Andrew

[Billy Tsai]

For ur Object Oriented design did u apply and standard software design patterns and the concepts of inheritance, encapsulation, abstraction, polymorphism, interfaces in a practical and useful way?
if not maybe thats why u got deducted marks for OO

[Omar Kalaldeh]

Hi Billy,

yes I have applied all what you have said, and I has used the following design patterns:

Adapter pattern.

Command pattern.

Abstract Factory pattern.

Proxy pattern.