Passed SCBCD 5.0 with 72%

[Sheng Gu]

Hi All,

I've just passed the exam, but the score is not high.

I used:
- O'Reilly EJB3: Very good.
- Mikalai Zaikin`s "SCBCD 5.0 Study guide": Very good.
- EJB3 Specs: partial reference.
- Enthuware Mock exam: Excellent and close to the real exam
- Whizlab: Not mature, many errors. Terrible bugs: 145min (2hr 25min) != 1hr 45min, the final test could not be graded.

Thanks, good luck everyone !
[ May 19, 2008: Message edited by: Sheng Gu ]

[Mikalai Zaikin]

Congrats !!!

[Paul Anilprem]

Congratulations!!!

[Cameron Wallace McKenzie]

Congratulations!!!

-Cameron McKenzie

[steve cold]

Congratulations, Gus! A pass is a pass.

Could you please share your experience with us?

[Christophe Verré]

"Gus",
Welcome to the ranch. You may not be aware of the ranch Naming Policy. Please read it carefully and change your name accordingly (you need to set both first and last names). Thank you.

[Christophe Verré]

And congratulations

[nitin pai]

Hey Congrats buddy.
By the way can you say anything about EJB 3 in Action for preparation?

[Pavan Shahi]

congratulations

[Joe San]

Congrats!

[Alim Atar]

congratulations

[Sheng Gu]

Originally posted by steve cold:
Congratulations, Gus! A pass is a pass.

Could you please share your experience with us?

I occasionally studied EJB 3.0 for about one year, and began to prepare the test in free working-time about three months ago, and fully focused on it in last week. I got 76% on the Last Day Test (Enthuware), but I found the real test is a little harder than the Enthuware. I don't know whether self-estimation on EJB 3.0 knowledge at the test beginning will influence the test difficulty or not. I a little over-estimated myself on EJB 3.0.
[ May 14, 2008: Message edited by: Sheng Gu (Gus) ]

[Sheng Gu]

Originally posted by nitin pai:
Hey Congrats buddy.
By the way can you say anything about EJB 3 in Action for preparation?

I didn't use it.

[bernard savary]

Hi ,

In the exam objectives its metioned in single line annotaions/xml equivalents, but in reality there are some many of them . Do we have to memorize all the XML elements in ejb-jar.xml , persistence.xml , orm.xml and also the annotations ? Do you think on the real exam it is very important to compelety know the xml & annotations ?
Which one should be given more importance .Please advice .

[Nitin Takale]

Congratulations Dude,

[Sheng Gu]

Originally posted by bernard savary:
Hi ,

In the exam objectives its metioned in single line annotaions/xml equivalents, but in reality there are some many of them . Do we have to memorize all the XML elements in ejb-jar.xml , persistence.xml , orm.xml and also the annotations ? Do you think on the real exam it is very important to compelety know the xml & annotations ?
Which one should be given more importance .Please advice .

Hi there, I think you need to know all annotations. For xml, you need remember as many as you can.

[Sheng Gu]

Originally posted by Sheng Gu:

Hi there, I think you need to know all annotations. For xml, you need to remember as many as you can.