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Dear all, I have recently cleared OCEJPAD. I have done lots of hands on programs for it and have shared on my website www.thejavageek.com. I've written about most of the concepts there along with database diagrams and JPA entities with working examples and I feel it wll be quite useful for fellow JPA learners also.

I would like to include this in OCEJPAD links. It will be helpful for OCEJPAD aspirants.
I will be honoured to have my work included on javaranch.


 
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Great tutorials and thanks for sharing! (I am just starting to prepare for this certification, so I might give you some feedback )

Have a Cow!

I would like to include this in OCEJPAD links.


Please do! You can edit that page yourself.

Regards,
Frits
 
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Thank you for those words Frits. It means a lot to me I am waiting for your feedback Please feel free to provide constructive criticism so that it will help me improve the quality and hence useful for the readers also. As it turns out again, javaranch is the friendlist java community.

I will add the link shortly.

I am hoping to serve all ranchers well.
 
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Hi Frits, I am not able to add link to the page. I'm simply tring to add

* Prasad Kharkar's "OCEJPAD (1Z0-898) study notes"http://www.thejavageek.com/jpa-tutorials/

and wen I submit, it rejects edit and shows error message The changes to this page were rejected because a banned word or phrase was used..

Please advise.
 
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Not sure, why you were/are running into that error, but it's now added to that page.
 
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Hi Jaikiran,

Thanks a lot for putting them.
 
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Congratulations Prasad! I do agree with you, this exam is tough. I've passed this exam last August 22, 2014 with 89% and it took me 3 months of review, 2 hours a day at least. Like most of the guys who took this certification my preparation started by reading Pro JPA 2 first and second edition books of Mike Keith and Merrick Schincariol. Second edition is not a must but I'm interested with what's new in JPA 2.1. Next was I've read JPA 2.0 specs twice. The last part of my preparation was focused on Enthuware Mock Exam, it's a big help and it will boost your confidence.

Right now, I'm starting to prepare for OCEEJBD 6, I'm looking at few books like Enterprise JavaBeans 3.1, 6th Edition by Andrew Lee Rubinger and Bill Burke, EJB3 In Action, Fritz Walraven's OCEEJBD6 and Ivan Krizan's OCPEJB6 study notes.

Once again, congrats!
 
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