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Which implementation ( from exam perspective) it is advised to use to try out different examples ?
JWSDP 1.4 ( or any other version)
Sun Java System Application Server 7 ( or any other version )

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It should be based on JWSDP 1.4.

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Nicholas,

JWSDP 1.4 conforms BP 1.1
JWSDP 1.3 conforms BP 1.0

SCDJWS objectives mention BP 1.0, so Kartik should use JWSDP 1.3 for running examples.

JSWDP 1.4 was released *after* exam was released.

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Originally posted by Mikalai Zaikin:
Nicholas,

JWSDP 1.4 conforms BP 1.1
JWSDP 1.3 conforms BP 1.0

SCDJWS objectives mention BP 1.0, so Kartik should use JWSDP 1.3 for running examples.


Where exactly can I download JWSDP 1.3 from? What is it in brief?
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http://java.sun.com/webservices/archive.html

 
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Originally posted by Mikalai Zaikin:
http://java.sun.com/webservices/archive.html



Thanks, Mikalai...

I'm downloading them...
 
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Thanks for the replies.

I guess from perspective of exam JWSDP 1.3 Supporting basic profile 1.0 is sufficient. ( I guess also can use Sun Java system App Server v7 is also fall in same category, if avaialble)

However, Sun Certiciation Objectives Page lists J2EE version 1.4 along with Java Web Services Developer pack ( No version mentioned here)

Secondly, In almost all objectives it has mentioned Basic profile Version 1.0a I am not sure what version additional "a" carries.

Any thoughts ?

Thanks
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Originally posted by Kartik Shah:
Thanks for the replies.

Secondly, In almost all objectives it has mentioned Basic profile Version 1.0a I am not sure what version additional "a" carries.

Any thoughts ?

Thanks



I believe that's because BP 1.0 was not yet finalized during objectives writing, it had version "1.0a" which updated after profile release to "1.0".

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