Yujun,
You may have misinterpreted the jCert Roadmap. The following exams result in a BEA Enterprise Developer, NOT an IBM WebSphere Enterprise Developer (note that the "0b0-300" exam is on the "BEA" line of the table, hence the resultant cert is a BEA certification:
310-025 Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2
000-486 IBM OOAD UML
000-157 IBM WebSphere AD
000-483 IBM J2EE Connection
0b0-300 BEA WebLogic Server
Once you are a BEA Enterprise Developer, to become an IBM WebSphere Enterprise Developer, you still need to take one of the following exams:
- To be "Java-based", you would take test 000-488
- To be "WebSphere-based", you would need to take 000-158.
Or, if you don't want to be a BEA Enterprise Developer, you can take the following exams:
310-025 Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2
000-486 IBM OOAD UML
000-157 IBM WebSphere AD, -or- 000-283 IBM VisualAge for Java
000-483 IBM J2EE Connection
000-488 or 000-158
Oracle is no longer a part of jCert. Please visit
http://www-1.ibm.com/certify/news/20020408e.shtml for details. As a result, you would have to look at the Oracle website to see if they still accept the IBM exams toward their Enterprise Developer certification (if they have one).
We hope this information helps.
Kind Regards. la/clt
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