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Hi Ranchers

I recently completed my SCWCD

I would like to take the SCBCD exam

what is the best way to start preperation

I don't have any practical experience on EJB

thanks in advance
 
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Read book and do mock exam.
 
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I would suggest that you do go through the Head First EJB book. Since you have no practical experience I think you might have some difficulty in understanding the concepts. I always found it useful to do a small example program and try out what is written in the book in practise. I would try implementing the things I learnt from the book in the code. In that way you quickly come to know if there are some areas you don't know and you could pose queries on them in the forum or try to find it out yourself. In the long run, I think this approach would pay off.
 
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