Few hours ago
Quentin Ng
Greenhorn
Posts: 29
posted 14 years ago
Dear all,
I just took the exam few hours ago...
It is really a long long one.... that I haven't taken before.
I received the voucher on 3 Jun....
And start prepare for it every nite after work.
With limited time, this forum really help a lot.
Special thanks to Kathy.
I think there are many people have already talked about what is the exam look like.
I try to add two cents here.
In the first fifty questions of the exam.... it asks some detail questions on entity bean and deployment descriptor.
Those questions are little bit long and "wordings" are hard to understand....
If you want to have a "happy beginning", try to study more details on entity bean and DD.
Or mark those "difficult" question .... and do it later...
Quentin
I just took the exam few hours ago...
It is really a long long one.... that I haven't taken before.
I received the voucher on 3 Jun....
And start prepare for it every nite after work.
With limited time, this forum really help a lot.
Special thanks to Kathy.
I think there are many people have already talked about what is the exam look like.
I try to add two cents here.
In the first fifty questions of the exam.... it asks some detail questions on entity bean and deployment descriptor.
Those questions are little bit long and "wordings" are hard to understand....
If you want to have a "happy beginning", try to study more details on entity bean and DD.
Or mark those "difficult" question .... and do it later...
Quentin
Martin CHOW
Ranch Hand
Posts: 41
posted 14 years ago
When I checked the marked DnD question, I found my original answer had been removed. I need to redo the question rather than modify my original answer. Hence, many marked DnD question I haven't recheck.
I think it is better to answer your DnD type carefully on first time
[ October 23, 2003: Message edited by: Martin CHOW ]
Originally posted by Quentin Ng:
If you want to have a "happy beginning", try to study more details on entity bean and DD.
Or mark those "difficult" question .... and do it later...
When I checked the marked DnD question, I found my original answer had been removed. I need to redo the question rather than modify my original answer. Hence, many marked DnD question I haven't recheck.
I think it is better to answer your DnD type carefully on first time
[ October 23, 2003: Message edited by: Martin CHOW ]
iyven koh
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Posts: 66
Gustavo Torreti
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Posts: 84
posted 14 years ago
There was no way to alter a previous DnD question when I did mine too. You just gotta go all over again, from scratch.
That is not exactly a big problem, though.
And I agree with those 50 nasty first questions. Face them or leave them, but keep an eye at the time you got!
That is not exactly a big problem, though.
And I agree with those 50 nasty first questions. Face them or leave them, but keep an eye at the time you got!
You were trained to handle mission impossible; 'difficult' should be a walk in the park for you.
Martin CHOW
Ranch Hand
Posts: 41
posted 13 years ago
Originally posted by Martin CHOW:
When I checked the marked DnD question, I found my original answer had been removed. I need to redo the question rather than modify my original answer. Hence, many marked DnD question I haven't recheck.
I think it is better to answer your DnD type carefully on first time
[ October 23, 2003: Message edited by: Martin CHOW ]
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