This page contains links to Java resources. You will find tutorials, Java Certification Mockup Exams (HTML & Simulated), Java Study Groups, Java Books, etc... Have fun! This site is for YOU, so if you know of any additional "Hot Java Links" please email me and I add them. Feel free to add a link to this site.
http://java.sun.com/jdc - The Java Developer Connection web site. (Free registration required.) Additional technical information, news, and features; user forums; support information, and much more.
J# - does not support RMI or JNI (as of 9/2002) but has other products. JDK 1.1.4 support. Does not support Swing.
Sites Dedicated to Java Certification
http://www.javarabbit.com - here is a quote from the site: "This site is dedicated to Sun's Java Certification and to all you need to prepare successfully for your Java Certification exam. Find links to Java training courses, good sites dedicated to Sun Java Certification, SCWCD and SCJP mock exams, good Java books and plenty of other Java resources in the relevant sections on these pages"
www.danchisholm.net - I received an email that had the following text: "It's a very popular site. I've received hundreds of emails from people from around the world that have used it to prepare for the exam."
www.javaprepare.com - A great site to prepare for the Java Certification Exam. Tutorial, example exams and more. This site provides all the information which one may need to prepare for Sun's Java Certification. It has a detailed Java Tutorial covering all the topics of the Java Certification exam. Besides a large number of sample questions for each topic, the site has FAQ on Java Certification and links to a large number of Certification site. Many thanks to Naveen Gabrani.
www.jchq.net - by Marcus Green. Awesome resources, tutorials, etc... You must visit this site!
www.javaranch.com - by Paul Wheaton (also Kathy Kozel ). You'll find this site to be a delightfully interesting. Make sure you visit the "Big Moose Saloon" which is a Java forum.
www.enterprisedeveloper.com - by David Hecksel. You can purchase a product to learn Java & prepare for the Certified Java Programmer Exam (~$70). Great simulator exam.
www.javacert.com - Links on Java Certification & a Discussion Group. Also a list of books, some study notes, etc...
www.esus.com - a free place to store and share Java technology knowledge based on question/answer and related links. Here is a quote from there site, "Our mission is to get you to the programming resources you need as quickly as possible."
Quick Start - Looking back, this is what I would do to become a Sun Certified Java 2 Programmer.
If I already new the fundamentals of Java programming and I want to become a Sun Certified Java2 Programmer, then I would take the following steps: (the quickest path)
Purchase Bill Brodgen's 2 books on Java2 Certification: Cram & Prep. Study these 2 books. The "Cram" book will test your knowledge and the "Prep" book will help prepare you for the exam.
Purchase the JCertify Simulation Exam software. Has a tutorial and a simulated exam.
As soon as you can pass the simulated exams with 90%, then order the exam from SUN. A note of warning, the exam is difficult!
www.jcert.org - This site describes the Java Certification Initiative. You will find information on the 3 levels of Java certification: 1) Programmer, 2) Solution Developer, 3) Enterprise Developer.
Overview of Certification Initiative: Sun, IBM, Novell, Oracle, Netscape and other companies have joined to create a new certification path: Sun Certified Programmer, Certified Solution Developer, and Certified Enterprise Developer (total of 5 tests). Click here for one of his slides showing all three.
http://java.ittoolbox.com/ - Java Portal: Content/Tutorials, community, and service for Java professionals. Providing technical discussion, job postings, an integrated directory, news, and much more.
www.ibm.com/java/education/intro/courseoptions.htm - free one hour course on e-business and java. This Web-based course combines video, audio, graphics, and text. A text-based version is also available.
WHIZlabs Software - provides certification prep tests for Java, XML, WebSphere, and other technologies.
http://www.whizlabs.com/scjp/scjp-1.4.html - to" Ensure your success in SCJP 1.2 exam with Whizlabs simulator, the most effective training software for the Sun Certified Java Programmer exam. Developed by highly experienced and certified professionals, it offers 11 mock exams (649 questions) on the latest pattern in a simulated environment. Coupled with value added offerings like Interactive quiz and Quick revision tips, it provides an efficient and effective learning platform.Not to forget, it also offers the "Use it Anywhere, Anytime!" advantage, by offering a FREE "web-based online exam simulator version"; with its unique "percentile-grading" feature. Endorsed by leading IT certification sites, it is the most recommended study aid for SCJP 1.2 certification exam. Last but not the least; it comes with FREE technical support and "Unconditional 100% Money Back Guarantee". Check out the FREE demo version."
William Brogden's (www.lanw.com) Java 2 - Free Simulated Exam - Good, a definite must! Simulated exam on the Java Language Fundamentals (timed & scored /w answers in green after grading). By the author of Java 2 Exam Cram (ISBN 1-57610-291-2) & Java 2 Exam Prep. *** We need the rest of the sections also
http://www.enterprisedeveloper.com - JCertify (~$70) - exam simulation software and Java training. (by David Hecksel, Bruce Eckel, Richard Baldwin & Roedy Green). Need to consider the investment!
http://eddiemcnally.hypermart.net - "Jxam + Java Resources" by Eddie McNally. Download for free Jxam's simulated exam with 170 questions in the database. You also get the source code! The exam is timed, and the maximum number of questions is 59. There are also links to various OO topics, such as CORBA, Embedded Java and general Java resources.
http://www.jaworski.com/java/certification - Has Java 2 Programmer Exam review & simulated Exam Quiz. The EXAM is an awesome learning tool also. You're asked a question, the immediatedly told the results and why! Thanks Jamie Jaworski. (also has Java 2 Architect)
www.mayaconsultancy.com - Java 2 Simulated exam with over 250 questions for ~$55. Soon will be at Flashline.com and Beyond.com. (Many questions from Marcus Green!)
IBM's Simulated Exam - 30 questions, then a grade. You will not know which questions you missed, therefore it is not a good training tool! I don't think it is a good gage for passing the Exam.
www.examsonline.com - IT Certification Portal. I'm not a member, but looks interesting. Check the exam list and search for "Java".
http://www.zindell.com - This site has a Online Java Certification Exam in HTML (over 600 questions & answers along with explanations broken into sections. At the home page click on "Publishing House" at the bottom, then "The Preparation Book to the Java Programming Exam (in English)".
http://www.akgupta.com/Java/mock_exam.htm - Free JCSP mockup exam applet. Thanks Ashok for your contribution. Java Applet simulates an exam with a timer, etc... You can mark questions that you would later like to review. Great job. No coaching ("reason why in") the exam.
Amazon.com has most of the books listed below. Also, I'm undecided about which book is the best. I own most of them.
Always look for the latest editions.
Java 2 Exam Cram - by Bill Brogden $29.99 ISBN: 1-57610-291-2 (Certification Insider Press) Cram for the exam with this book. Only covers the SCJP exam.
Java 2 Exam Prep - by Bill Brogden $49.99 (Certification Insider Press) Prepare for the exam with this book. Only covers the SCJP exam.
Java 2 Certification Training Guide. - by Jamie Jaworski, published by New Riders. ISBN 1-562-05950-5. Covers Sun Certified Java2 Programmer, Developer, & Architect. Has a CD with simulated exam testing.
Complete Java 2 Certification Study Guide - by Simon Robers & Philip Heller, Sybex (I've heard its good.)
A Programmer's Guide to Java Certification by Mughal & Rasmussen (Java 2) (ISBN 0-201-59614-8, Addison Wesley, www.awl.com/cseng) (Programmer Exam only)
Java Certification for Programmers and Developers (JDK 1.1) - by Barry Boone (I used this one, however I don't think he will have a JDK 2 version !), McGraw-Hill $54.95 ISBN 0-07-913657-5
http://manning.spindoczine.com/sbe - Book on Swing by Matthew Robinson & Pavel Vorobiev. You can view the book online (pre-published version) , download to your local machine, or purchase the book. Matt's personal home page is at http://mattrobinson.com .
"Java, How to Program" by Deitel & Deitel (published by Prentice Hall). I used this book at a Community college to get familiar with Java. Look for the latest editions. www.deitel.com - These authors have several Java books & free downloads.
http://www.smartdataprocessing.com - The Java Tutorial for the Real World by Yakov Fain. I haven't read the book but the site looks promising. There are some free Tutorials (Online Lessons) at his site.
http://nav.webring.org - Web Ring (Free). Click on "Directory", then "Programming", then "Java Certification Ring". There is a list of Java Sites oriented towards certification.
www.ibm.com/developer/java - IBM's Java Technology Zone ("Developer Works"). Online tutorials available free of charge in the Education section (left frame) of the Java Zone. Additional Topics:
http://www.thebusinesscaseforjava.com/ - Author Keith Rutledge, IBM Java Segment Manager, explains what Java is and why it's important. He also explains the technology in business terms at a fundamental level and explains the ultimate effects of the technology on businesses. Business & Architect's view.
Java 1.1 vs Java 1.2 (aka Java 2) Exam
Note: Java 1.2 & Java 2 is the same version. So if you have a book on Java 1.2 then you have a book on Java 2. Sun changed the name of the version for marketing reasons.
Question: Which exam should you study for Java 1.1 or Java 1.2 (also known as Java 2)? Answer: Java 2 (aka Java1.2). Java 1.1 vs Java 2 (1.2) Exam - less focus on AWT, except for layout Managers, and you need to study the "Collections API". Here's a quote from Bill Brogden's book Java 2 Exam Cram (ISBN: 1-57610-291-2) "If you have been working mainly with the Java 1.1 and are wondering which exam to take, the Collections API is the only new material you will have to study to take the Java 2 exam. I recommend going ahead and taking the Java 2 exam, to gain the most recent certification." pg 8.
www.mobiltape.com - Tapes of JavaOne (Sun's Worldwide Developer Conference) - (from 1997 - Current). Tapes of the sessions (131 sessions for 950 or $10.00 each)
Java Study Groups
www.javaranch.com - Check out the link to "Big Moose Saloon" which is a Java forum which includes Programmer Certification, Developer Certification, Architect Certification, and other Java Techology forums.
If you have the funds available here are some links to ILT (Instructor Led Training), Web Based Training, and Distance Learning. I have not tried any of these training methods.
www.systemssourceinc.com - Systems Source Inc. ILT & WBT. Look for the link at the top of the page for "Training". "Anywhere Training" for Java Certification will be offered starting in Oct of '00 for $325.00 per individual.
www.sun.com - Sun's home page. Look for a link to Training.
Java - Miscellaneous
J2ME - API for Java on memory limited devices like: cellular phones, PDAs, pagers.
JVM - Java Virtual Machine
CVM - C Virtual Machine (C=compact and connected consumer-oriented devices) - Java small footprint - typically used with devices that have a 32-bit microprocessor/controller and more than 2.0MB of total memory for the storage of the virtual machine and libraries. http://java.sun.com/products/cdc/cvm/
KVM - Kilobyte Virtual Machine - Small limited JVM that can be run on devices with 16/32-bit RISC/CISC microprocessors/controllers, and with as little as 160 KB of total memory available -- 128 KB of which is for the storage of the actual virtual machine and libraries themselves.
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