Hemant Kamat<br />SCJP2<br />SCWCD<br />SCBCD<br />SCEA-I
Originally posted by Alexander Ulmer:
Hi,
I'm interested to become SCEA but... there are some doubts I wanted to share with you.
In my current job (Java/J2EE developer, 4 year of experience (incl. EJB)) we develop J2EE/Web solutions on the basis of Spring and Hibernate. The EJB-Technology is out.
Looking at the SCEA track I've got the opinion that the SCEA exams have a definitive focus on EJB. The assignment (step 2) would be most probably a EJB-based solution.
The SCEA grad would definitive beautify my CV. But do I really need to spend my time learning the stuff and implementing solutions that (IMHO) are not effective any more?
Thank you in advance for your valuable answers,
Regrads,
Alexander Ulmer
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Originally posted by Alexander Ulmer:
....The EJB-Technology is out.
....But do I really need to spend my time learning the stuff and implementing solutions that (IMHO) are not effective any more?
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