Tina Smith wrote:I took the exam today as well. I wouldn't say the questions are hard, but you have to know your basics, know them well, and read the question through twice. I only caught two questions that refer to something new in Java 7.
The outline on Oracle's site covers pretty much everything on the test, I don't think they've taken broad interpretations with their exam objectives. Questions were multiple choice, single or multiple answer. You are given the number of correct answers. (always handy - I hate those exams where you're given choices from a to i and "select all that apply")
I was expecting some questions on how to compile java from the command line (from the Java 6 OCJP forum it sounded like this might be something to know), but it's not on the exam objectives. Also, no JDBC or Locale questions, but they have to save something for the OCJP exam (especially since it's highlighted in the upgrade to OCJP exam). 
Just came back from the examination center, I would concur with you Tina, that the questions weren't difficult if you know your basics well. I had 3 questions related to Java 7: 2 w.r.t Switch and one with diamond operator (type inference); and all the questions had choices underneath (felt like I was on the hot seat of who wants to be a millionaire).
My exam set did not have any questions w.r.t Resource bundle Or JDBC.
What it did contain were questions on scoping,
String builder, String equivalence, inheritance, de-referencing, arrays, ArrayList (do go through the java
doc for AL), method overloading, overriding, encapsulation and definitely Exceptions.
I believe I received the same exam set as "R Hoefer" above

(should have bribed you for some questions earlier :P)
In the end it was fun, I hope OCJP 7(1z1-804) is the same whenever it releases.
Looking forward to writing the same in Beta
Anniruddh