Level of detail and committment for SCBCD exam
Chiji Nwankwo
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Posts: 56
posted 13 years ago
Hi,
I was taking a brief pause from my certification path when I realised that a new certification had been released ....
I have been working in an environment where EJB has been the core back-end technology of choice and in many instances have had some experience of designing and implementing EJB's and deploying J2EE applications on WSAD 4 and 5. Most of the work I have done has been on the front-end, using Struts primarily, and have decided to move more to the back end.
My question is how much work is involved in terms of preparation. I am currently reading the EJB book by Richard Monson-Haefel and just wondered what other resources members of the ranch found useful.
By the way keep up the good work, I have used to ranch to prepare for 3 of my java certifications and you guys haven't failed me yet so I guess you must be doing something right
.
Thanks
I was taking a brief pause from my certification path when I realised that a new certification had been released ....
I have been working in an environment where EJB has been the core back-end technology of choice and in many instances have had some experience of designing and implementing EJB's and deploying J2EE applications on WSAD 4 and 5. Most of the work I have done has been on the front-end, using Struts primarily, and have decided to move more to the back end.
My question is how much work is involved in terms of preparation. I am currently reading the EJB book by Richard Monson-Haefel and just wondered what other resources members of the ranch found useful.
By the way keep up the good work, I have used to ranch to prepare for 3 of my java certifications and you guys haven't failed me yet so I guess you must be doing something right
.Thanks
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Valentin Crettaz
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posted 13 years ago
Hi Chiji,
you can also find useful resources on our SCBCD Links page. Kathy and Bert's Head First EJB book will be out soon.
you can also find useful resources on our SCBCD Links page. Kathy and Bert's Head First EJB book will be out soon.
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hover cheng
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Posts: 66
posted 13 years ago
Hi Chiji,
A few suggestions:
- Do remember to read the EJB specification after you read some wonderful books.
- Do remember to understand the reason of rules. This is tough, requires you to think over. Understanding is the best of memorizing.
- Do remember to take some mock exams.
Good luck!
A few suggestions:
- Do remember to read the EJB specification after you read some wonderful books.
- Do remember to understand the reason of rules. This is tough, requires you to think over. Understanding is the best of memorizing.
- Do remember to take some mock exams.
Good luck!
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