Reza
Originally posted by Reza Ravasizadeh:
I start to study Service-Oriented Architecture--Field Guide to Integrating XML & Web Services (Prentice Hall)
I find this book based on amazon search, then I will study another book to start my project, I wish SCDJWS certification guide (that not publish till today) publish on next month.
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Originally posted by Nobuhiro Watsuki:
The fact that it is an over engineered solution could also increase the value of the certification.
Originally posted by Nobuhiro Watsuki:
People who do understand it will be a much needed resource.
RMH also says:
"it's the current JCP standard so developers all over the world are going to have to understand it and use it.".
Originally posted by Nobuhiro Watsuki:
Besides, JAX-RPC is only a part of the cert. XML, SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, security, design and architecture are too.
Originally posted by Arunprasath Rajmohan:
Dear Friends
Still now I cant find a book like Head First series .Thanks a lot to kathy and bates.Its really useful.I solved my problems during run time by my virtual guru kathy.Thank u dear.If u gave us a book named "head first webservices" then So many of us Indians especially cant pay money for course can enjoy.I dont whether this particular mail reaches ur attention.I pray to god for.I will be happy more if u reply this mail :roll:in this forum.I luv u dear.
Thanks from Subcontinent
Arunprasath
Chennai
Mailers u too have the same say i thinking respond me
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Originally posted by Prabath Siriwardena:
"Java Web Services Architecture" by James McGovern is a highly readable and easy to undertsand book on the subject. No body at all has mentioned above this book.
Originally posted by Bert Bates:
I think these are some great links and book recommendations!
I'd advise candidates to avoid "Java Web Services Architecture" by McGovern, unless you can get it used for really cheap.
Originally posted by Bert Bates:
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SCJWSD is fairly low on the 'possible' list
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Originally posted by Bert Bates:
...there are a couple of issues with the web services exam:
1 - It's not as popular as the SCJA
2 - We don't like web services very much.We helped Sun in the early planning stages for their course and with the exam objectives - it was a nightmare! Planning that normally takes a couple of weeks, took almost 6 months. Perhaps this set of technologies has started to settle down a bit, but they have always seemed to me to have a kind of amorphous, hard-to-pin-down sort of feeling about them.
3 - It would have to be a bigger than usual HF book - and they're already big - so it's a much bigger risk in that way too.
Anyway, we are always waiting and watching for th right time...
Sree Jag<br />SCJP 1.4
Originally posted by Seshagiri Varanasi:
The last published date was around 2003 i guess. Hasn't the specification changed a lot?
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Originally posted by Prabath Siriwardena:
I agree with Peer. This book("Java Web Services Architecure") matches the exam objectives.
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