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Sergio Figueras
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Posts: 56
posted 2 years ago
Hi folks!
I'll do the certification on 20th of July, so, I need help of you guys to tell me if my study material is ok to prepare myself to this certification. I'm thinking about use this list:
- EJB 3.1 Cookbook
- Oreilly.Enterprise.JavaBeans.3.1.6th.Edition
- EJB 3.1 Spec
- Frits Walraven Notes For Cert
- https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/18260498/Enterprise%20Java%20Beans%203.pdf
What do you think guys? Is this sufficient material?
Best,
Sergio.
I'll do the certification on 20th of July, so, I need help of you guys to tell me if my study material is ok to prepare myself to this certification. I'm thinking about use this list:
- EJB 3.1 Cookbook
- Oreilly.Enterprise.JavaBeans.3.1.6th.Edition
- EJB 3.1 Spec
- Frits Walraven Notes For Cert
- https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/18260498/Enterprise%20Java%20Beans%203.pdf
What do you think guys? Is this sufficient material?
Best,
Sergio.
Himai Minh
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Posts: 1514
9
posted 2 years ago
You should use epractice labs and enthuware as well. Enthuware points out which session of the JSR 318 is important
For the exam.
For the exam.
Himai Minh
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Posts: 1514
9
posted 2 years ago
One more thing: you should try to download this Ivan Krizsan's study guide https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-0LAG21gaGDN3Jkblk3RnpKMmc/edit?pli=1
It is very helpful.
You can visit this EJB forum more frequently. Our posts are helpful too.
I personally think one month is not good enough if you are new to EJB 3.1. I have been preparing for this exam for 13 months , spent 2-3 hours a day studying.
I have two more days left before I take my exam. I can share my study experience with all of you if I pass it. I am keeping my fingers cross now.
It is very helpful.
You can visit this EJB forum more frequently. Our posts are helpful too.
I personally think one month is not good enough if you are new to EJB 3.1. I have been preparing for this exam for 13 months , spent 2-3 hours a day studying.
I have two more days left before I take my exam. I can share my study experience with all of you if I pass it. I am keeping my fingers cross now.
posted 1 year ago
Perhaps some recomments for german (book) readers: I've read "EJB 3.1 professionell: Grundlagen- und Expertenwissen zu Enterprise JavaBeans 3.1 - inkl. JPA 2.0 Oliver Ihns, et al"
This book is a very good one. Well, I have to admit, that I've read it twice.
Of course preparing with EPracticeLab and Enthuware is obligated :-)
And last but not least, practice coding and focus on the ascertained topic.
I've passed OCPJBCD with 93%.
What I want to recomment: When you passed the OCPJBCD, keep on preparing for OCEJPA. I you want, read "Java Persistence API 2: Hibernate, EclipseLink, OpenJPA und Erweiterungen Wehr, Harald".
Some topics of OCPJBCD and OCEJPA are the same (e.g. transaction). I have kept on preparing, it was worth and i have passed both.
This book is a very good one. Well, I have to admit, that I've read it twice.
Of course preparing with EPracticeLab and Enthuware is obligated :-)
And last but not least, practice coding and focus on the ascertained topic.
I've passed OCPJBCD with 93%.
What I want to recomment: When you passed the OCPJBCD, keep on preparing for OCEJPA. I you want, read "Java Persistence API 2: Hibernate, EclipseLink, OpenJPA und Erweiterungen Wehr, Harald".
Some topics of OCPJBCD and OCEJPA are the same (e.g. transaction). I have kept on preparing, it was worth and i have passed both.
OCP-JP, OCE-EJB, OCE-JPA, OCE-WS
Pragati Mittal
Greenhorn
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