Originally posted by Linda Xu:
The answer should be A and B.
C is unnecessary. D is exactly the wrong answer, redirect should happen BEFORE the response is committed
Originally posted by Chris Dodge:
Took SCJP2 today. Failed terribly. Reading yous guys comments here makes me more determined to pass 2nd time around, and with a high mark. Failing is not the end. Showed me where I am weak, and what I need to do next time. I will not let it beat me. Watch this space!!! PS: I Never worked in IT, have been studying from home so have not had the luxury of real life Java experience like some others.![]()
Originally posted by Chris Dodge:
Took SCJP2 today. Failed terribly. Reading yous guys comments here makes me more determined to pass 2nd time around, and with a high mark. Failing is not the end. Showed me where I am weak, and what I need to do next time. I will not let it beat me. Watch this space!!! PS: I Never worked in IT, have been studying from home so have not had the luxury of real life Java experience like some others.![]()
Originally posted by sulekha vusikela:
hi,
I passed scjp2 on july 31st. but i recieved the certificate with my firstname wrongly spelled.i informed prometric and updated with correct spelling. i also wrote mail to [email protected] did'nt get any reply from them.
Any of u have an idea that how long will it take to get my new certificate.Does this happen to anybody? please help me out.
Thanks,
sulekha vusikela
Originally posted by narumi:
I just passed my scjp last week. I still cannot decide what is the next certificate I want to take now. I would like to ask a few quetions here:
1)SCJD and SCWCD, which one would be more demanded in the market now?
2)will the certificate of the SCJD shows how long you took to complete the project?
3)is the SCEA look more attractive to employer?
Any other suggestion is welcome. My job is not related to any java stuff currently, the purpose of taking all these cert is that I hope all these certs could help me to get a more interesting job, may be a java developer later, and may be a software analyst in future.![]()
Originally posted by Kevin Thompson:
Simon:
But it can't mean that your "certs are more up to date" - because the certification for 1.2 says "Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform" and the certification for the 1.4 version says "Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform".
And if you took the exam twice, once in each version, it is not really something that is even verifiable. The pieces of paper say the exact same thing.
Maybe he took it for personal reasons. But from my point of view it is like getting your bachelors degree in computer science. Why do the whole thing twice? You only get credit and get recognized for ONE degree.