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This book is a study guide for any candidate preparing for the new SCWCD 5 version of the Sun Certified Web Component Developer exam (310-083 and upgrade 310-084). It contains the theory behind why the Web container operates as it does, and important notes, hints and tips on the types of `trick` questions to look for in the exam. By combining logical and easy-to-follow discussions with clear visual aids and diagrams, you will learn how the container works, and, by the end of the book, you`ll be wondering why servlets, JSPs and tag libraries seemed so complicated before. By combining the theory taught in this book with practical experience, you will not only succeed in passing the exam, but will do so confident that you are able to solve problems and draw-up solutions `on the job`.
Reference Material
Have you ever found that you couldn`t quite remember the names of the XML elements or attributes in the Deployment Descriptor or Tag Library Descriptor, or perhaps you`ve had problems recalling custom tag life cycles? Not a problem! Helpful visual diagrams show `at a glance` the important schemas, without having to resort to knowing the XML Schema or DTD languages, as used in the specifications.
Who is this book suitable for?
This guide is not intended as a beginner`s book. It assumes prior, although basic, knowledge of J2EE, the Web container and the Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) core syntax. However, the thorough explanations presented in this book give excellent grounding in the subject, and a well-versed beginner or a quick-learner might be able to pick up sufficient knowledge of the Web container to actually pass the exam (no guarantees)! In addition, particular attention is devoted to the subjects of the Expression Language and custom tag libraries, both of which are new or have been significantly updated in the 1.4 version of the J2EE platform. No knowledge of either of these more difficult topics is assumed.
Additional Chapters
The two additional chapters present a summary of all the new features available in Java EE 5.0, including the platform`s change of name! These are suitable for anyone already working confidently withJ2EE 1.4.
Key Features
* Authored by an SCWCD candidate who has passed the exam.
* Theory introduced in an easy-to-follow, step-by-step manner.
* Content split into manageable chapter sizes with clear objectives.
* API details presented in condensed bulleted lists to make memorising easy.
* Text reinforced with over 80 diagrams and figures to summarise key or difficult ideas.
* Over 300 exam-style end of chapter questions with detailed answers.
* Free subscription to one online mock exam.
* Additional chapters covering new features introduced in Java EE 5.
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Pages : 642
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