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Originally posted by Ren Li:
Hi Hanumant,
Could you please tell how your book is different from Java 2 Web Developer Certification Study Guide? And please post the table of contents of your book. Thanks.
Ren
Originally posted by Mike Kumar:
Hi Hanumant,
I have read the sample chapters,it was just wonderful. I am very much interested to read chapter on Taglibs. But i couldn't get the book.
Can you give us some light on that.
Thanks & Regards
Mike
Originally posted by Srini Vasu:
Hanumanth,
1) To pass this exam, what shold be the level that one should have in related subjects?
2) How your book helps to reach that lever?
3) What are the required topics needed to this exam and is your book covers all of those?
Thanks,
Srini.
SCJP2
Originally posted by Tybon Wu:
Hi. Does SCWCD Exam Study Kit use UML?
For the mock exams on the CD, are there answers with explations or just answers?
And an off-topic question, how long did it take you to write this book? Thanks
Originally posted by Mike Cunningham:
There are always several books that roll out on each certification. Then people ask around which is the best, which has the most errors, etc. I was wondering if you have tested your book out on someone who is relatively new to the topics on the SCWCD exam. Then had that person take the test to see if your book can get the reader the certification they are stiving for.
I would think that might be a decent approach for a durability test on the book.
Instead of that approach, I suspect you just take the exam several times and reword the material so that it is covered in a similar (but not duplicate) manner. If you can shed any light on how you know your book covers all the necessary material that would be helpful.
Originally posted by Laurie Haischer:
How could this tool be best used to prepare for the SJWDC? In other words, what is a good strategy or "recipe for success" using this kit?
Thanks,
Laurie Haischer
Originally posted by Bernd Stransky:
Hi,
I purchased the JWeb+ SCWCD test suite which includes the exam kit book in pdf format. I really like what I have seen so far.
The CD of course is not included (it is not possible to copy/paste) so all examples I would like to test need to be 'hand-coded'.
Question: Is there a way to download the data/examples which is on the CD?
Thanks,
Bernd
SCJP
Originally posted by Thomas Kijftenbelt:
Hi,
Have a look at the SCWCD links page:
http://www.javaranch.com/scwcdlinks.jsp
I am currently reading "More Servlets & Java Server Pages", and it really is a great book... if you consider buying a book in addition to a exam study guide, I would recommend this one!
Greetings,
TK
SCJP
Sam Tilley SCJP, SCWCD
Originally posted by Juanjo Bazan:
And concerning the JCWCD...from your experience, how do you think the companies value this cert?.
Thank you.
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Originally posted by Sudha Deshmukh:
Hi Hanumant,
1. Is the SCWCD Exam Guide self-sufficient to pass the exam or Is it more kind of a reference material.
2. Does the book contain a lot of sample applications, Jsp's and servlets to practice for.
3. Is the book meant for beginners or experienced programmers.
4 .Is it just enough to just know java programming to read this book.
Originally posted by Frank Shaw:
Hi Hanumant,
I'm very interested in using your book as the main study guide for the exam. Is there any other material you would recommand as a supplement to the SCWCD Exam Study Kit?
Thanks,
Frank
Originally posted by tao liu:
Hanumant,
Your book will definately help us a lot for the SCWCD exam. I have read the two sample chapters, which shows a lot attractive features of a good book. I am wondering whether there will be an acompaning booklet, which sketches the key ideas and points covered in the book and elaborate a little bit on common pitfalls and traps. I believe this kind of things will be a great help for passing the exam.
Many thanks,
tao
Originally posted by Sam Tilley:
Hi,
Your book looks great and from what i can see here the necessary material to pass the exam seems to be JWebPlus and More Servlets & Java Server Pages and your book, would you concur with this??
On the down side over here over here in the UK we do not yet have your book, do you have any idea when it will be published over here (i am quite happy to be your first UK reviewer if you like )... Otherwise is there a way of getting a printable PDF version or something to tide me over before i take the exam??
I am currently working in Servlets but have little experience in JSP, which has the greater emphasis in the exam or is it 50-50 and how much relevance is placed on servers (is Tomcat the important one?) and XML (which thankfully you seem to cover)???
SCJP, SCWCD, OCA, OCP-DBA 9i, <a href="http://brainbench.com/transcript.jsp?pid=2232802" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">BCIP</a>, MCP, MCAD, MCSD.NET, MCDBA, MCTS (SQL 05), MCITP (DBD, DBA)
Originally posted by Juanjo Bazan:
Hi Hanumant, thanks for share your time with us,
I would like to ask you what do you think about the future trends on sun certification exams.
Do you think there will be more different exams covering 'little' areas of java? Do you think that specialization will make this certifications more or less valuable/useful?
And concerning the JCWCD...from your experience, how do you think the companies value this cert?.
Thank you.
Originally posted by Pam Ginther:
Does the exam strictly focus on the web component issues or are there questions on basic java fundamentals as well?
Should I review the programmer material in addition to the web component material? Thank you in advance for your time.
Pam
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