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Cleared SCBCD EJB3.0!

 
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Dear All,

I cleared SCBCD yesterday with a score of 98%. Just wanted to thank everyone in javaranch for replying my posts both for scjp & scbcd. Since there is no authentic SCBCD EJB3.0 guide, let me share my study pattern:

I did read EJB3 in Action 2 times; once to get an overall view and next time to study the specific topics as required by the SCBCD objectives. I read Oreilly Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 also for some topics like Interceptors, Timer Service, Transaction & Security. In my opinion, Oreilly is a better book if you have a good idea about EJB3; but E3inA covers most of the objectives. But both books are not enough from an exam perspective.

These books might help to you to just pass the exam; but to get a high score you need to cover the specs; or STUDY MIKALAI ZAIKIN NOTES as I did. I did check spec occassionally; but MZ notes are excellent and I dont know how to thank him for being so nice to provide the notes for free. It's a 'must read' for the exam

Also, I felt that SCJP checks you ability to code in Java 5 where as SCBCD concentrates mostly on your conceptual knowledge.

I have around 1.5 years working in EJB3 and hibernate. So I was familiar with persistence API and I think that too helped me since there were several questions from persistence side.

Also Whizlabs is good for practice questions; but questions seems to be a bit simpler than those in Whizlabs.

Once again thanks for all who helped me!
 
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Hey ! Congratulations !!!

Glad to know my SCBCD guide helped.

regards,
MZ
 
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Great Score !!, Congratulations
 
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congrats!!
 
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Congrats, champ!
 
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Congrats and keep up the good work
 
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Congratulations!!!
 
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Congratulations!
 
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Congrats!
 
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Dear ALL,

Thanks a lot!! :

Mikalai...you rock!!...thanks again!!
 
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Congrats on a wonderful score
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