Roel De Nijs wrote:Did you already got the e-mail you should get with the pass/fail grade? That's what you should get to inform you (and if you take a look at the 3 people who started a "passed ocmjd" topic yesterday they all got an e-mail).
Someone was even capable to get an actual score (which would be a good thing if everybody could do this).
Congratulations! You have achieved the highest level of Java Certification one can achieve. You are among the
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you at the address we have on file for you in your testing profile. Please check your profile at
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Details of a passing score are not displayed in order to maintain test security. This score report is the only
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On behalf of Oracle University, congratulations!
Sean Keane wrote:
Surely you would not want to allow the client running in network mode to write the cache back to the file. In order to prevent this, you would need to introduce a test somewhere in the client to either check what mode the client is running in, or check the underlying class of the instance of the business service you have. Neither which seem nice: