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Just got the long awaited email that I am now an Oracle Certified Master, Java EE5 Enterprise Architect, took nearly 10 weeks to get the result but at least it's a good one....now I need to find something else to do out of:

Oracle Certified SQL Expert
Adobe Certified FLEX Expert
Web Services

but maybe I'll relax for a couple of weeks first!
 
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Congrts!!

Can you please share your success story..

 
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I already have SCJP, SCWCD, OCPBCD, Spring Certified Professional all from last year and I have over 10 years development experience in banking.

I started preparation for part 1 in early April and took the exam on the 24th and passed with 78%. I imediately downloaded the assignment (Factory Homes) and got to work. My class diagram had 29 classes on it including the domain model which was pretty much unchanged from the one supplied except I used an interfaces for some of the classes to satisfy the use cases that called for a component. I used classes called xxxxFacade to interface with the web services and the 3rd party 3d tool. The final diagram looked very much like Cade's. The sequence diagrams were pretty straight forward and the component and deployment diargrams were again pretty close to those in Chapter 9 of Cade's book. My assumptions list was approximately 1 page and my risks list was the same with most of that on security.

Part 3 was a breeze, I finished in under an hour.

 
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Congrats will ! and thanks for sharing your experience ..
 
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Congrats!
 
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Will Myers wrote:I already have SCJP, SCWCD, OCPBCD, Spring Certified Professional all from last year and I have over 10 years development experience in banking.

I started preparation for part 1 in early April and took the exam on the 24th and passed with 78%. I imediately downloaded the assignment (Factory Homes) and got to work. My class diagram had 29 classes on it including the domain model which was pretty much unchanged from the one supplied except I used an interfaces for some of the classes to satisfy the use cases that called for a component. I used classes called xxxxFacade to interface with the web services and the 3rd party 3d tool. The final diagram looked very much like Cade's. The sequence diagrams were pretty straight forward and the component and deployment diargrams were again pretty close to those in Chapter 9 of Cade's book. My assumptions list was approximately 1 page and my risks list was the same with most of that on security.

Part 3 was a breeze, I finished in under an hour.



Hi Will, Congrats!

Some people saying that Component Diagrams (CD) are the right place where they can explain the Design Patterns used but Cade's Diagrams lacks of this type of information. Are you put some info about Design Patterns on your CD? How many CD do you needed (some people has one per use case )? Are you used stereotyped the components? Some note about Deployment Diagrams?

Thanks!
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