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post the exam: what else are you doing?

 
Tong Chen
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OK! Now we are in the era of post SCDJWS exam.

Besides waiting for the result patiently, what else are you folks doing?
For me, I am preparing for the MCAD.NET and SCBCD...

Tong Chen (Seattle USA)<br />SCJP,SCWCD,SCDJWS,IBM XML,MCP.NET,MCAD.NET,MCSD.NET

 
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Me too I am going for SCBCD on 7/31/2004. I have Couple more IBM tests this month.

Do you work on both .Net and J2EE, I am curious? How does this skill set beneficial? what is your motivation?

Siraj Shaik<br />SCJP, SCWCD, SCEA (Part I)<br />IBM Certified Solution Developer - IBM WebSphere Portal V5.0<br />IBM Certified Database Associate - DB2 UDB 8.1<br />webMethods Cretified Enterprise Developer<br />webMethods Cretified Business Process Integration Developer<br />MicroStrategy Gold Certified DSS Consultant<br />(Cleveland OH)

 
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I'm trying to adapt my career to a role of Application Software Architect. So I better know both J2EE and .NET technologies deeply. And I found that if you know both, the job market for this kind of role is very good.

Tong Chen (Seattle USA)<br />SCJP,SCWCD,SCDJWS,IBM XML,MCP.NET,MCAD.NET,MCSD.NET

 
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Also I'm building a brand new deck in my back yard! That's even more fun!

Tong Chen (Seattle USA)<br />SCJP,SCWCD,SCDJWS,IBM XML,MCP.NET,MCAD.NET,MCSD.NET

 
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Ill be out of my current project and M.S soon. So, im searching for a job.

Dushy

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Siraj Shaik
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Good thinkin Chen I am planning on getting there(Architect) myself, but
isn't it more demanding to be good at two technologies at the same time? Are you planning consulting projects or corporate jobs? If corporate - you are pretty much stuck with one technology, isn't it?
So I am trying to master J2EE as much as possible and would like to broaden my horizons if I get a chance.

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Doesn't have to be stuck in one technology.
I just think J2EE and .NET can co-exist in lot of companies. There are lots of needs for the people who understand both.

Tong Chen (Seattle USA)<br />SCJP,SCWCD,SCDJWS,IBM XML,MCP.NET,MCAD.NET,MCSD.NET

 
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Opting for XML , my long time dream

Share Knowledge to gain it.
SCJP 2, SCWCD 2, SCDJWS, IBM 141 (In Progress), IBM 486 (Next)

 
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Planning to do OMG certification for UML.Just working out the benefits of it and waiting for the SCDJWS exam results patiently

Prasanna <br />[SCJA Beta, SCJP 1.4, SCJP 5.0 Beta]<br />[MCSD, MCPD, MCT, MVP]<br /><a href="http://www.prasanna.ws" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">My Blog</a>

 
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Originally posted by Tong Chen:
I just think J2EE and .NET can co-exist in lot of companies.



Yup, especially after takeovers, and trying to get systems to work together.
Lots of challenges there!
[ June 09, 2004: Message edited by: Tim Duncan ]
 
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I do not know ANYTHING about .NET

Can u tell me where can we get started ?

Specially web services in .NET sounds good

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I am waiting for any more freebies offered by Sun.Also ,for the beta results.
 
Dhiren Joshi
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I have time now to get moving with the SCEA part-2 . Been with it for a while now .
Then I will give the Part-3 sometime.

Dhiren
 
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SCBCD... eventually
maybe start studying for SCDJWS when I get the failure notice

A good workman is known by his tools.

 
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Hi ,I am doing my masters in Computer Applications.
I am preparing for SCJP1.4 and also want to prepare SCDJWS.
Can u tell good books and links for SCDJWS
 
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Originally posted by Joby George:
Hi ,I am doing my masters in Computer Applications.
I am preparing for SCJP1.4 and also want to prepare SCDJWS.
Can u tell good books and links for SCDJWS



You can find a lot of resources from other threads in this forum to prepare for the SCDJWS exam... Even though there is no such book which is specifically for the exam, Richard's J2EE Web Services book from AW is the most suitable for the exam...

Just my 2 cents...

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yeah, agree with Marc, how about Age of Empires2 The Conqueror.
okay lah, maybe SCEA.
 
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Rather than an in-dept understanding of .Net , I plan to focus on connectors , which again is mostly webservices .

I am also getting ready to move into the java connector area , especially to ERPs .

also looking forward to the upgrade to scea

K.P.Thottam (K.P.T)<br /> <br />Sun Certified Enterprise Architect,TOGAF 8 Certified,Certified Information System security Professional (CISSP),SCJDWS,SCWCD,SCJP,MCP

 
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hi all,

i am preparing for WCD. Hope the gurus here can help me a lot. I am done with Masters and need to get into a job soon. Awaiting results for SCJWSD. Any comments or estimations or guesses on the pass percentage??

Thx
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Originally posted by Tong Chen:
I am preparing for the MCAD.NET and SCBCD...



I am also preparing for the MCAD.NET exams
 
Abu Naser Mohammad Muinuddin
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Dear Cheng
I am now learning struts framework,Java Server Face Programming.Learning the materials.Could anybody help me for more preparation?

Abu Naser Mohammad Muinuddin<br />Sun Certified Instructor(SCI)<br />(SCJP 1.2, MCP in C# .NET)<br />(SCDJWS waiting for result)

 
Ken Ho
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Originally posted by Tong Chen:
For me, I am preparing for the MCAD.NET and SCBCD...



Originally posted by Hari Vignesh Padmanaban:

I am also preparing for the MCAD.NET exams



what materials/reference book are u guys using for preparation?
I am now reading Amit Kalani's MCAD/MCSD Training Book for 70-315...


[ June 15, 2004: Message edited by: Ken Ho ]

SCJP 1.4, SCWCD 1.3, SCBCD 1.3, SCMAD, SCDJWS

 
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