Which JDK is OK for the 1.4 SCJP certificated people?
josine wilms
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posted 10 years ago
Which JDK is OK for the 1.4 SCJP certification?
I got the SCJP 1.4 a few months ago.
Now I read in the SCJD FAQ that since March 29, 2006 I should use JDK 1.5 for the SCJD assignment ...
But don't I need in that case as a prerequisite SCJP 1.5...?
SCJD FAQ:
Example calc: 1.5.0 was released on Sept 29, 2004, superseding 1.4.2. However you can still use 1.4.2 until it has been superseded by 18 months, so adding the 18 months to Sept 29, 2004 means that you can still use 1.4.2 until March 29, 2006.
Thanks and success all,
Josine
I got the SCJP 1.4 a few months ago.
Now I read in the SCJD FAQ that since March 29, 2006 I should use JDK 1.5 for the SCJD assignment ...
But don't I need in that case as a prerequisite SCJP 1.5...?
SCJD FAQ:
Example calc: 1.5.0 was released on Sept 29, 2004, superseding 1.4.2. However you can still use 1.4.2 until it has been superseded by 18 months, so adding the 18 months to Sept 29, 2004 means that you can still use 1.4.2 until March 29, 2006.
Thanks and success all,
Josine
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Anne Crace
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posted 10 years ago
You don't need SCJP 1.5 to do SCJD. But I would use Java 1.5 to do my SCJD project. I believe you are correct in that you can still use 1.4 if you complete within that timeframe. I would just bite the bullet and use 1.5. Main changes are enhanced "for" loop and generics, which are actually pretty cool once you know how to use them. Good luck.
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josine wilms
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Barry Gaunt
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posted 10 years ago
The deadline has passed. You must use Java 5.0.
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posted 10 years ago
Hi,People
IMHO you can use any java2, (the exam is Sun Certified Developer for the Java 2 Platform), java 1.4 is java2.
If your compilable with 1.4 you can do it with 1.5 also. I start my project with 1.4 and I switch to 1.5 later without any problem(o.k I do some changes for the genrics, in/outboxing, etc).
To use 1.5 means that your code must be compilable with 1.5.
Regards M
[ August 07, 2006: Message edited by: Mihai Radulescu ]
IMHO you can use any java2, (the exam is Sun Certified Developer for the Java 2 Platform), java 1.4 is java2.
If your compilable with 1.4 you can do it with 1.5 also. I start my project with 1.4 and I switch to 1.5 later without any problem(o.k I do some changes for the genrics, in/outboxing, etc).
To use 1.5 means that your code must be compilable with 1.5.
Regards M
[ August 07, 2006: Message edited by: Mihai Radulescu ]
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Jeroen T Wenting
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posted 10 years ago
No, you MUST use 1.5. Not sure if they do, but if I were an assessor I'd check the classfile version of your submission to see if an allowed compiler was used.
It should also not just compile but compile without any warnings at the strictest compiler settings.
Maybe not a strict requirement, but good practice and impossible to do with an older compiler as some things that now throw compiler warnings are impossible to prevent in code that will compile with older compilers.
It should also not just compile but compile without any warnings at the strictest compiler settings.
Maybe not a strict requirement, but good practice and impossible to do with an older compiler as some things that now throw compiler warnings are impossible to prevent in code that will compile with older compilers.
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