SCJEA Part I - Successful !!!!!!
Vishakha Ahuja
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posted 15 years ago
Hi all,
I cleared part 1 today.
The section Analysis is as follows:
Concepts 66%
Common Architectures 83%
Legacy Connectivity 40%
EJB 100%
EJB Container Model 100%
Protocols 66%
Applicability of J2EE 66%
Design Patterns 100%
Messaging 100%
I18n 50%
Security 50%
I would like to thank all of you for your help and advice.
I have only one advice: "Do the J2EE Blue Prints very well"
Regards,
Vishakha
I cleared part 1 today.
The section Analysis is as follows:
Concepts 66%
Common Architectures 83%
Legacy Connectivity 40%
EJB 100%
EJB Container Model 100%
Protocols 66%
Applicability of J2EE 66%
Design Patterns 100%
Messaging 100%
I18n 50%
Security 50%
I would like to thank all of you for your help and advice.
I have only one advice: "Do the J2EE Blue Prints very well"
Regards,
Vishakha
shailesh sonavadekar
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posted 15 years ago
great to hear from You , Vishakha. Congratulations . Great news.
All the very best for the rest of the parts.
Can I ask something ? In your section wise break up , you have mentioned the score as 40 % in legacy connectivity & 50 % in I18N , Security 50 % .
Can you explain on those areas ? what should be the things important in those areas ? your own analysis.
I think this will help many people going for the exam .
Your Friendly Bartender
Shailesh.
All the very best for the rest of the parts.
Can I ask something ? In your section wise break up , you have mentioned the score as 40 % in legacy connectivity & 50 % in I18N , Security 50 % .
Can you explain on those areas ? what should be the things important in those areas ? your own analysis.
I think this will help many people going for the exam .
Your Friendly Bartender
Shailesh.
Vishakha Ahuja
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posted 15 years ago
Hi Shailesh,
I just got 2 Qs each of I18n and security. So 1 right and 1 wrong gives me 50%. About legacy connectivity, i did not read much about it other than what ever notes are posted in this forum and obviously that isn't enough because I had qs in which legacy system was to be incorporated in various tiers of new system. Like if legacy system is a database or if it is an application or if it is a UI etc etc.
I just got 2 Qs each of I18n and security. So 1 right and 1 wrong gives me 50%. About legacy connectivity, i did not read much about it other than what ever notes are posted in this forum and obviously that isn't enough because I had qs in which legacy system was to be incorporated in various tiers of new system. Like if legacy system is a database or if it is an application or if it is a UI etc etc.
Iyengar Srividya76
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shailesh sonavadekar
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Vishakha Ahuja
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Posts: 191
posted 15 years ago
Hi Vidya,
For JMS refer John's notes in this forum and http://java.sun.com/products/jms/tutorial/ http://www.cs.unc.edu/~dewan/242/f96/notes/ipc/node9.html
Regarding Questions: I got some 5-6 questions on JMS. You need to know about the "Topic" and "Queue" interfaces, diff b/w point to point and pub/sub messaging techniques and purpose of using messaging. There are few questions in which JMS is one of the options in the answers and is the correct answer among others.
Hope this helps,
Vishakha.
For JMS refer John's notes in this forum and http://java.sun.com/products/jms/tutorial/ http://www.cs.unc.edu/~dewan/242/f96/notes/ipc/node9.html
Regarding Questions: I got some 5-6 questions on JMS. You need to know about the "Topic" and "Queue" interfaces, diff b/w point to point and pub/sub messaging techniques and purpose of using messaging. There are few questions in which JMS is one of the options in the answers and is the correct answer among others.
Hope this helps,
Vishakha.
Iyengar Srividya76
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Vishakha Ahuja
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posted 15 years ago
Hi vidya,
for protocols, i just relied on John's notes and blue prints.
Design patterns, first i went through GOF book for basic understanding of patterns, then I read cooper to understand the applications of patterns in java. I got q's on proxy, observer, iterator and factory patterns.
Q's on UML were very easy. There are diagrams and they ask you what type of relation exists between certain classes or identify the type of diagram shown.
Vishakha
[This message has been edited by Vishakha Ahuja (edited October 15, 2001).]
for protocols, i just relied on John's notes and blue prints.
Design patterns, first i went through GOF book for basic understanding of patterns, then I read cooper to understand the applications of patterns in java. I got q's on proxy, observer, iterator and factory patterns.
Q's on UML were very easy. There are diagrams and they ask you what type of relation exists between certain classes or identify the type of diagram shown.
Vishakha
[This message has been edited by Vishakha Ahuja (edited October 15, 2001).]
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