Aj Deschanel

Sebastian Fresta wrote:Hi,

I was asked to create a sample class which behaves like the webservice and that would return the class returned by the webservice. this is required so to test the remaining of the application without the need of the webservice since we use a test server and most of the time this is down
Creating a sample class manually will be too much because it has a lot of data and subclasses. I finished up parsing the xml manually using javax.xml.parsers and org.w3c.dom.Document, etc. but i would still would like to know if there is a way to accomplish this.

thanks again

use JAX-WS, if you want to deal with the SOAP/XML manually, it has special classes for SOAP
check saaj-api.jar file package javax.xml.soap.*

Resources
http://jax-ws.java.net/
http://www.mkyong.com/webservices/jax-ws/jax-ws-soap-handler-in-server-side/

dup.

Elchin Asgarli wrote:Waiting period is ridiculous... I have two certificates I am waiting for now, one for SCWCD and one for SCJD, both of them fulfilling their 4-6 sentence..

I guess Sun/Oracle has a special publishing house in Amazon's in Brazil, and they use ancient Chinese technology to make papers and middle-age technologies to print credentials on them. After that Columbus-era ships are used to transport them to continents where horse-carriages deliver them to exact addresses.

Elchin Asgarli wrote:paper certificate is to come in 4-6 weeks.

Where is the mail coming from ? Australia ? Walking ?

Is it possible to use TABLE_PER_CLASS strategy where each subclass has its own native generator ?
Maybe I can supply the same SEQ for both subclasses to make sure I will have mutually exclusive IDs.
My super class it's abstract and I do not really need a table for it.

Hi
check this URL, there is all you need
http://seeker.dice.com/jobsearch/servlet/JobSearch?op=302&dockey=xml/2/7/272068857db6032783536b312f1ff6ae@endecaindex&source=19&FREE_TEXT=&rating=99

Finally I found some time to go and take the exam... 86%, I was hoping for more, but passed means passed, so it shouldn't be a big deal.

Resources:
1) HFSJ 2nd edition, went through it almost twice, once few months ago, and 2nd time last week
2) Selectively read through Servlet 2.4 specs, JSP 2.0 specs, JSTL 1.1 specs.
3) Some of Marcus Green mocks
4) Some of Java Ranch mocks
5) Some of Whizlab mocks.

The hard part is that I was needed to remember all sort of API stuff that I haven't used for years and you need to know it for the exam .

If you want to score the max do this:
1) read the book once
2) read the book 2nd time no latter than one week after and try to code everything you read, you will remember API, try various changes, check what the spec says about that particular situation.
3) review the exam answers before ENDing.

Good luck everybody.

deepak adlakha wrote:This means we have take their course first.

That's sort of ridiculous, why can't someone just pay the exam and go for it ?!
Looks like you have to pay $2500-$3000 to get this certification.

http://www.springsource.com/training/certification/springprofessional
says this

Prerequisites : Core Spring Training from SpringSource or Certified Partner

does that mean that you have to take their course first ?
or you can just study by yourself and go ?!

1) Technical Writer
2) Senior Java Portal Developer
3) Senior Software Engineer
4) Java/J2EE Developer

your resume will go straight to the right guy next business day morning.

This one is from http://www.examulator.com, Markus Green's mocks.
would you mark the second one as correct ?
I think, in general, that is not true.

The next two should be corrected as well.

Raj k Sharma wrote:Dear Aj,
I apologize for the error.this might be due to technical faults.
I have forwarded this question to the concerned dept. and soon it will be corrected.
Please feel free to mail us at [email protected] if you have more queries.
Regards,
Raj Sharma
Customer Relations-Whizlabs

Thanks Raj.

A suggestion would be to make the buttons to have a different color, gray gives the illusion that they are disabled, which is not true....

and one more mistake... see the other screen, please correct.

See the screen.

Thanks a lot everybody.
Looks like whatever they say in the book is related to c:set with var attribute.
It makes 100% sense since with target it uses EL and EL knows to search all scopes, as Abimaran already mentioned.

Q: If I don’t specify a scope, does that
mean it will find attributes that are ONLY
within page scope, or does it do a search
beginning with page scope?

A: If you don’t use the optional “scope”
attribute in the tag, then the tag will only
look in the page scope space. Sorry, you
will just have to know exactly which scope
you are dealing with.