This is the first authoritative, authorized study guide for Sun's challenging new Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition Technology Exams.
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The only study guide written by the lead developers and assessors of the architect exam.
The first officially authorized study guide for the challenging Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition exams. Java platform experts Cade and Roberts provide expert guidance and background for designing effective J2EETM technology architectures—as well as comprehensive preparation for every exam element: multiple-choice exam, assignment, and essay. You'll find start-to-finish coverage of key J2EE platform architectural issues and every exam objective, including:
- Understanding the goals of system architecture
- Creating requirements and architectural documents that serve as blueprints for the entire development process
- Leveraging proven design patterns
- Identifying the right J2EE technologies and APIs for your application
- Maximizing security and accounting for firewalls in enterprise environments
- Providing legacy access: appropriate techniques and errors to avoid
- Using the Enterprise JavaBeansTM architecture Container Model to maximize scalability
- Evaluating the advantages and weaknesses of existing architectures
Endorsed as a study guide for the Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for J2EE Technology exam by Sun Educational Services.
About the Author
MARK CADE has 15 years of experience as a software engineer. Currently, he works at the Sun Microsystems Java Center as a Senior Java Architect, where he has extensive experience creating architectures for J2EE solutions for Fortune 500 companies. Cade is lead developer and assessor of the Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for J2EE exam.
SIMON ROBERTS has worked in the software development and training industries for nearly twenty years. He is a team lead on the programmer and developer certification projects. Roberts is co-author of The Complete Java 2 Certification Study Guide with Philip Heller and Michael Ernest, and The Java 2 Developer's Handbook with Philip Heller.
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This should really be called a revision guide, the entire book is under 200 pages in length, all of the GOF patterns are covered in about 30 pages, and the entire UML is covered in 20 pages. If you are looking for a book to teach you everything you need to know in order to pass the exam then this is not the book for you. What this book does do very well is to explain all the exam requirements and give you a good idea about what you need to learn.
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I am quite happy with this book – it’s a good starting point, and authors lets the reader know that the level of expertise is expected from them by posting sample questions at the end of every chapter. The sample questions actually requires a lot more reading than the chapter it precedes, and that just tells the reader that this book itself is not sufficient, unlike Certification Study guides for Programmer (SCJP) certification.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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This book is very well written and works well as a review book for the Architect exam. It doesn't really contain enough to cover the whole exam but it is a very good start. Some exam objectives are missing and others are just skimmed over. If this book contained double the material it would be excellent. It is much better written then the Paul Allen book.
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Focussed, uncluttered and clear
Having abandoned preparation with another book I was advised to get a copy of this one and was not disappointed. Read more
Published on 13 Feb 2008 by Mr. P. HAIGH
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Yesterday's newspaper is more useful than this book
If you're preparing for the Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for J2EE exam, then this book is not for you. Read more
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Yesterday's newspaper is more useful than this book
If you're preparing for the Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for J2EE exam, then this book is not for you. Read more
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An okay book but...
This is a very easy book to read and gives you a good basic understanding of what is required in the exam. Read more
Published on 16 Sep 2002
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A useful guide to the certification exam
I would recommend this book to anyone preparing for the J2EE Architect exam. It is an easy read, gives you a good idea of what to expect, and provides a useful insight into the... Read more
Published on 26 July 2002 by Mr. R. J. Jepps
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Read first to take the exam
You must buy it if you want to reach the purpose to be a certified J2EE Architect. It is clear, essential. Just enough to go to take the test and the other exams. Read more
Published on 25 July 2002 by "braccos"
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