naga sekhar

Hi Guys,

Thanks for your reply.

By the time you reach for Part 2 and 3, you should be familiar with J2EE architecture and design patterns. Start part 2 by downloading the assignment(pay and get the voucher numbers for both 2 & 3 at the same time, so that you can give part 3 as soon as you finish part 2). Go through the assignment and keep that in mind. Look in the Sun Java Blue prints for the sample J2EE application architectures, they are a good source of application design.

Also look in the free J2EE book on the Sun web site, "Designing Enterprise Applications with J2EE". This has got some very good analysis of what kind of decisions needs to be made in what kind of enterprise application scenarios.

Also don't forget your real world experience :-)

For part 3, if you do part 2 on your own, you are at home in part 3:-) I know, every body will say that, but wont actually tell you whats in there. But just prepare how your application architecture handles functional as well as non-functional requirements and that should be it.

ALL THE BEST!

Regards,
Naga C. Kunderu

Hi Guys,

I have successfully completed all 3 stages of the SCEA. Apart from exp, books, and internet, this forum has also helped me a lot! Thanks for all the help offered in this forum.

Regards,
Naga C. Kunderu

Hi,

I can see that you have taken the test on May 29th and got the response on June 1st? Is that the case? I am just wondering how can the response is so fast? But Congrats anyway. I am waiting for my results :-)

Hi,

The assignment itself says that the diagrams must be UML complaint, but doesn't say that it should be UML 2.0 Please correct me if I am wrong.

The Jude community edition and RSA 6.0 doesn't support UML 2.0
So I am curious as UML 2.0 complaint is necessary or not? Can any one advice on this?

I also have question regarding Component diagrams. I want to draw the component diagrams just by using JSPs/Servlets/Business delegates, EJB's, etc, as the deliverables in the assignment say that we need to show these diagrams.

So is there a problem with this approach? And can you also point few references in this regard?

Thanks