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OCWCD EE5 & EE6 difference

 
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What is the difference in OCWCD java EE5 and Oracle Certified Expert java EE6 (jsp & servlet develop).I have bought HF Servlet & Jsp and want to prepare for OCWCD but it has EE5 and Oracle Certified Expert java EE6 (jsp & servlet develop) has EE6 and looks more superior / latest and also it has the word Expert.
 
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Did you look at this topic?
 
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Pedro Kowalski wrote:Did you look at this topic?



+1 Lots of information in that thread.

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Thanks for the info Kowalski.I think I will go ahead with OCWCD EE5 as there is no proper clarity about EE6.Thanks Sanaulla.
 
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