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Today morning i cleared the exam with 72%. My most of the prepartion was web based as follows:-
DTD's - Skonnard, XML in Nutshell
Schema - Roger Costello PPT (Very good) and some reference from W3C Primer.
XSL - Roger Costello PPT, Skonnard
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/nono.html#d1362e34
FO - http://cafeconleche.org/books/bible2/chapters/ch18.html
DOM & SAX - Skonnard. Mug up the UML diagrams given in Skonnard, as u need to know API's; W3C primer for DOM (It is also good).
XPath, XLinks, XBase - Skonnard
SOAP, WSDL, UDDI - W3C schools.
XLinks - http://www.ibiblio.org/xml/slides/xmlsig0899/
Mock Exams - JavaRanch gives a good amt. of links + XML@Whizlabs
I would say no mock exams come near to the real exams. The one provided by IBM is good. I scored 73% in that same to what i scored today. Whizlabs very good for scenario based questions and many other things (gives good explanation also) but still i fell it lacked somewhere when compared with real exam.
 
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congratulations!
 
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Congratulations.
Hey where is this W3C primer?
Also what are the kind of questions related to DOM and SAX. Are most of them API based?
 
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Congrates !!!
 
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Good job~~
 
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Congrats
 
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Daisy: Yes u need to know DOM and SAX API's i.e. from what interface/class they belong to or what API's can be used from the given interface/class.
 
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Congrats Nitin !!
Daisy,
The w3c primer is at http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-0/
 
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Congrats.
 
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Congratulations to you...
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Congratulations!
 
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