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This tutorial is designed mainly for final cramming rather than in-depth study and learning. It assumes that you already know the basic principles of programming from a language such as C/C++ or Visual Basic and that you can set up your Java environment to create and run Java programs. It doesn't try to make you a good programmer, or even a good Java programmer, it just tries to get you through the exam by concentrating narrowly on the objectives.
Updated: 03/30/2005
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Useful Documentation for preparing SCEA
Updated: 03/30/2005
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The purpose of this document is to provide a basis for revising for the Sun Certified Programmer examinations, not to teach the Java language or the topics required for the exam. It is designed to collect all the essential information you need to retain, in one place, and is designed for someone who has already finished their own study and is about to take the exam.
Updated: 03/30/2005
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SCEA for J2EE Technology Presentation Notes. Scroll down to the botton for the download links.
Updated: 03/30/2005
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SCEA for J2EE Technology Study Notes
Updated: 03/30/2005
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As you work through the book chapter-by-chapter, these topic exams can be used to measure your understanding of the material and identify areas where further review may be helpful. Don't wait until you complete this or any other study guide. Instead, you should get started now.
Updated: 03/30/2005
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Design patterns extend far beyond those described by the famous Gang of Four. In this tutorial, you will find out just how much. Veteran developer Paul Monday begins his discussion by exploring resources that newcomers to the study of design patterns often miss. Then he uses design patterns from these resources to implement a simple application. Finally, he switches his focus to how design patterns can help you to better understand software design and guides you through the reverse-engineering of a piece of technology, focusing on how it works from the perspective of patterns.
Updated: 03/29/2005
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The full scope of J2EE patterns is far too broad for this article, but we'll look at four patterns geared toward increasing the scalability, modularity, and extensibility of multitier J2EE applications.
Updated: 03/29/2005
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