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Anna Wang
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Hello, everyone:

When I do the mock exam, I found I can not do very well in design patterns. I was wondering it is enough for the certificate exam(design patterns part) if I just read HFSJ chapter 14 . Should I read other books about it? Can anybody give me some links or suggestions? Thanks a lot.

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Go the the SCWCD links and read the blueprints.

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cheenu Dev
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core j2ee patterns is an excellent one for design patterns.
refer it.

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Watsh Rajneesh
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You may also check this out (the online edn. of j2ee patterns catalog).

SCJP 5.0 (90%), SCDJWS 1.4 (88%), SCWCD 1.4 (82%), SCBCD 1.3 (85%)

 
Watsh Rajneesh
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And this.

SCJP 5.0 (90%), SCDJWS 1.4 (88%), SCWCD 1.4 (82%), SCBCD 1.3 (85%)

 
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