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Hi Ranchers!

I've passed SCBCD today with 100% score. EJB3 specification + enthuware work together very well. I also passed SCJP and SCWCD before and I'd like to notice that SCBCD is the easiest one...
but I spent 3 months to get prepared though...

SCJP/SCWCD/SCBCD

 
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Congratulations

SCJP 6, SCBCD 5, SCWCD 5



 
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Congrats

SCJP 5 - 79%
SCWCD 5 - 100%

 
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Congratulations. Perfect score

Chumak Eduard wrote:Hi Ranchers!
I'd like to notice that SCBCD is the easiest one...



I hope I get the same feeling when I appear

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Congrats keep up the great work.

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Congratulations
Tell us something about your preparation.

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Amazing score! Congratulations on your SCBCD success.

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congrats Chumak Eduard

will you please share about how did you prepare for the exam ?
thanks in advance
 
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Hi!

Nothing special. I have been using EJB from v.1 till v.2 for the last 5 years. but I didn't have any experience with EJB3. I read core specification + jpa specification downloaded from SUN site. It took me about 2 months. Then I passed all mock exams from enthuware ejbplus.... + several other mocks downloaded from internet (~ 1 month more). There is need to know that ejbplus has enough resource of complexity. this mean that if you have averange score in enthuware about 75 - 80% then you will get + 10-15% in real exam, because real exam is easier than enthuware...

SCJP/SCWCD/SCBCD

 
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...thanks to all for congrats...

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SCJP-91%, SCWCD-94%, SCBCD-100%
 
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congrats for passing SCBCD 5.0

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Hi,

Congrats with your perfect score...

Can you please let me know if we need to memorize EJB 2.1 rules from EJB 3.0 specifications? For example, specification for Transaction attributes for EJB 2.1 session / entity home and component interfaces?

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