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SCEA 5 - Part 2 - Jar file name

 
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It seems that name of the jar file should have testid. DO they mean it is prometric id? I guess we have prometric Id from part 1 that we need to use.

Inputs will be appreciated

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hmmm... I guess it should be the Prometric Testing ID (ie the one used in part 1)
 
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Its the SRXXXXXXX right?
 
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File naming information was part of assignment document per my experience. I had to name scea-AAAAAAAAA.jar where AAAAAAAAA is prometric id.
My id also begun with SR.
 
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Thanks Anand
 
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I presume the assignment does not have any code. So how come you have a jar file? Is it just to mention in the documention?
 
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You have to bundle your html files and images as JAR. My assignment did not have any code deliverables.
 
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Thanks Anand.

So, just to be in conformance with java, jar format is used instead of zip.

Thanks

V Sureshkumar
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