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can we expect struts & jsf to be included in future scwcd exams. if so when can that be possible & will it be worth waiting for the new exam or the current one is good enough??
 
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I think that this is unlikely to happen (concerning struts).

PS : when posting a message, could you please try to name it a relevant way ?
Like "Struts and JSF in SCWCD".

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JSF will be in the next version, but I wouldn't expect it for at least another full year. No sense in waiting that long.

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