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Originally posted by Ernest Lee:
we can open source the "exam simulator framework" but not the content...
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Originally posted by Ernest Lee:
open source?!!
that means no $$$$...
anyone interested in developing a commercial quality one?
we can open source the "exam simulator framework" but not the content...
comments?
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Originally posted by Harpreet Hira:
Marco/Ernest,
Did any of you start a project at SourceForge?
Would an applet be a good idea? It can be easily run without installing any application servers on any machines. The only pre-requisite would be a JVM.
In my opinion we can loosely couple the exam simulator and the question/answers. Probably the question/answers may be stored in XML or some other text format. Whenever, we add/delete/correct the content of exam the user will just need to import a new XML/Text File.
Just putting my opinion :-)
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Originally posted by Mikalai Zaikin:
Hello Mujibur,
I take a look at your JPilot project it seems to be a good simulator,
int the same time I feel that guys who develop UniMock are using
*overkill* technology: who needs Web Server, EJB server on workstation to
run simulator?
End user just needs Swing application, many people don't have good/cheap
internet.
Just 2 cents...
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Originally posted by Thomas De Vos:
I'm really interested to see the outcome of this project...
I do agree with Valentin that the mock engine wouldn't be the hardest part but it is the content, coming up with a good set of questions mapping to the certification and the objectives is the hardest part.
You will probably spend 90% time on writing questions and quality assurance and 10% on coding.
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