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Cleared part2/3 with 95%

 
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Hi all,

After a long wait, I got the results today. I cleared part 2/3 with 95%.
(I got 95% in part 1 also)

Here are the details:

Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition Technology Part II (310-061)
Site: pag
Grade: P
Score: 95
Comment: This report shows the total points that could have been awarded in each section and the actual amount of points you were awarded. This information is provided in order to give you feedback on your relative strengths on a section basis. The maximum number of points you could have received is 100, minimum to pass is 70. Class Diagram (44 maximum) .......................... 44 Component Diagram (44 maximum) ...................... 41 Sequence/Colloboration Diagrams (12 maximum) ........ 12

I uploaded part 2 on Jan 4th and appeared for part 3 on Jan 5th. It took 25 days for the results.

Many many thanks to all ranchers and special thanks to Laxmi R, Harish Ramchandani and Parag Doshi.

Provided a very detailed documentation on design choices. Did not change the BDM. Created 4 component diagrams for 4 use cases. Same is the case with the Sequence diagrams.

Once again, thanks to all. It's the best forum for part 2/3

Thanks
Sreeni Pitchuka
 
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Congratulation Sreeni. GREAT SCORE.

What are the main sections of your documents? Can you explain in brief about your documentation?
 
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Congratulations Sreeni!! Good Score.
Laxmi
 
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Parag Bharambe
Congratulation Sreeni. GREAT SCORE.

What are the main sections of your documents? Can you explain in brief about your documentation?
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Thank you Parag.
I've taken the approach suggested and followed by Harish Ramchandani for doc preperation. I started with brief summary of my understanding of requirements, then assumptions for each use case, then design choices like session handling, application client connectivity, interaction with FFMS and TransMaster, security, performance and scalability, tranactions etc.
All in brief. Added glossary.
Provided a deployment diagram also.
I've used Rational Rose for my design.
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Congratulations Sreeni!! Good Score.
Laxmi
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Thank you Laxmi. Thanks for your inputs..
 
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Congrats Sreenivasa, great job!



Regards,
 
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Thank you, Marcelo.

Just now I've observed that I actually lost only 3 marks (in component diagram), but my total score is showing 95. I'm thinking to mail to prometric on this.

Not sure if anyone had encountered this, before.

Please let me know if anyone had experienced this problem.

Thanks
Sreeni
 
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Could you pls. tell us if you used J2ee design patterns?
 
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Congratulation Sreenivasa! Greate Score.

Where did you store your session information(Session or Stateful session beans)?

Thanks,
Vijay
 
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Congrats Sreeni. It is an awesom score.

You mentioned that you did not change the BDM provided.

A) Does it mean that you have added additonal domian classes by preserving the BDM ( and relationships) given in the assignement ?

- OR -

B) No Additonal Domain Classes have been added to the existing BDM.

In my design, I am planning to follow the Approach A) as I feel that additonal domain classes need to be added to meet the higher level requirments given in the assignment.

Any comments and suggestions in this regard will be greatly appreciated.

regards
Karim
 
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Sreeni I have two questions.

Break journey:

A customer can travel directly from city A to city B OR he can travel to from A to C and C-B.

In your assignment have to consider break journey options (A-C and C-B)?

Composite Entity:
I see Customer and Itinerary have composition relationship (Customer holds Itinerary object). Have you shown the same relations between Customer and Itinerary in your assignment?
 
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Could you pls. tell us if you used J2ee design patterns?
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Yea, I used J2EE patterns. I've showed them in my component diagrams
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Congratulation Sreenivasa! Greate Score.

Where did you store your session information(Session or Stateful session beans)?

Thanks,
Vijay
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Thank you. I've stored it in SFSB, Vijay

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Congrats Sreeni. It is an awesom score.

You mentioned that you did not change the BDM provided.

A) Does it mean that you have added additonal domian classes by preserving the BDM ( and relationships) given in the assignement ?

- OR -

B) No Additonal Domain Classes have been added to the existing BDM.

In my design, I am planning to follow the Approach A) as I feel that additonal domain classes need to be added to meet the higher level requirments given in the assignment.

Any comments and suggestions in this regard will be greatly appreciated.

regards
Karim
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Thank you. Option A

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Sreeni I have two questions.

Break journey:

A customer can travel directly from city A to city B OR he can travel to from A to C and C-B.

In your assignment have to consider break journey options (A-C and C-B)?

Composite Entity:
I see Customer and Itinerary have composition relationship (Customer holds Itinerary object). Have you shown the same relations between Customer and Itinerary in your assignment?
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I did not specifically provide any info on break journey. In my case, if it is A-->B, it's one segment. If it is A-->C then C-->B, it's of 2 segments..
So for me break journey is no way different from normal journey (Though I did not specifically mention break journey any where in my doc)
I did not make the customer and itinerary relationship as composition..

Hoping that I'm not revealing much of the assignment..
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Thanks
Sreeni
 
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Sreenivas,

I have couple of questions

Did you use existing framework or you own framework?
What security solution did you adapt?Is it JAAS?


Thanks,
Vijay
 
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If it is A-->C then C-->B, how the price should be calculated?
is this sumup amount of two segments or it should be one amount for A-B?

Thanks
 
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Congrats Sreenivasa Rao Pitchuka
Best wishes


One quickie question how many classes in your class diagram?
 
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Sreenivas,

I have couple of questions

Did you use existing framework or you own framework?
What security solution did you adapt?Is it JAAS?


Thanks,
Vijay
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I did not use any framework but mentioned the it follows MVC. My design is kind of a simplified version of pet store.
I did not use JAAS, but it is upto you to include it or not as long as you document it. For web client I've used web container security and to access the application client, one must login first. EJB conatiner checks the principal and does access control..
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If it is A-->C then C-->B, how the price should be calculated?
is this sumup amount of two segments or it should be one amount for A-B?

Thanks
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SCJP, SCBCD, SCEA part1


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It's the sum of the 2 segments.
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Congrats Sreenivasa Rao Pitchuka
Best wishes


One quickie question how many classes in your class diagram?
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Thank you. I've around 20 classes..
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Thanks
Sreeni
 
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Originally posted by Sreenivasa Rao Pitchuka:
Thank you, Marcelo.

Just now I've observed that I actually lost only 3 marks (in component diagram), but my total score is showing 95. I'm thinking to mail to prometric on this.

Not sure if anyone had encountered this, before.

Please let me know if anyone had experienced this problem.

Thanks
Sreeni


Sun corrected the score and it's showing 97..
 
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Congratulations Sreeni. This is a great performance.

Thanks,
Sourav
 
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Congrats Sreenivasa ..Its a great score !!

Cheers
 
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Congrats Sreenivas!!

I have a question

I am using the ‘Fast Lane Reader’ pattern for doing the flight searches therefore I am not using the ‘Flight’ entity bean .
My question is that since the ‘Flight’ entity bean doesn’t have any dependency relationship with any other component in my ‘component diagram’, should I show it in the component diagram.

Thanks
Pankaj
 
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