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Hi,
I went http://suned.sun.com/US/certification/archdetails.html
looking for the version of the specification for the preparation for the exam, but couldn't find it
What is the EJB spec. you need to study fr the exam?
THanks
 
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That may have been the link for the Sun Certified Java Architect, which doesn't exist anymore. Navigate a bit further and you'll find
http://suned.sun.com/US/certification/java/java_archj2ee.html
That gives you a link to the SCEA Success Guide PDF file, which everyone should read.
Sun has their EJB specs their web site, but it's a bit dry, so I personally just read the Monson-Haefel Enterprise JavaBeans book.
 
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