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How many chapter of ejb 3.0 by oreily should you read for the exam?

 
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Hi guys,

So im half way through the ejb3.0 oreilly book and i was wondering just how many chapters of this book will be covered in the exam? Any one who prepared for the exam using this book please give me you suggestions. And by the way, should you refer to any other book in order to be successful at the exam other than this book? So far this book has been really good and has explained alot of concepts really well. i just need to know if this book in itself would be sufficient for the exam and just from all the chapters of this book, how many will be tested at the exam? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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hi
Its the first 17 chapters of the o'reilly book. but i find it in adiquate for the persistance part thats why i am using the Pro EJB java persistance book too.

All the best
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply. Just one smalll question. Does the exam require you to remember both xml and annotated formats for java persistence? Or is it only annotations?

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Originally posted by Dinuka Arsakularatne:
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. Just one smalll question. Does the exam require you to remember both xml and annotated formats for java persistence? Or is it only annotations?

Regards,
Dinuka



Both for the exam . It will be very usefull if you are to refer to Mikalai Zaikin notes
 
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Hi Dinuka Arsakularatne,

I have read O'Reilly book and this is a good introduction to the world of EJBs.
But for the exam, you need to know the specification up to the deepests details (XML DD included).

For me, the only valid source for the exam is the EJB specification.
Try to pass a single mock exam and you'll see that there are questions about exceptions cases or details that only are in the specs.

Hope it helps,

Beno�t
 
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