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Java 2 Certification Training Guide

by Jamie Jaworski

ISBN: 1562059505

Prepare yourself for the three Java certification exams --

programmer, developer, architect -- using this

comprehensive study guide. Covers Exams 310-025, 310-

027, 310-050.

Table of Contents

Colleague Comments

Back Cover

Synopsis by Dean Andrews

Whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or even an advanced Java

developer, you’ll find this book a helpful tool in prepping for the Java

certification tests. Developers often only learn the elements and techniques of

a programming language that their current task requires. Unfortunately,

though, the Java certification tests cover the entire scope of the language .

Thus, even experienced developers might not pass without a little studying.

The book’s sections are divided up like the three certification tests:

programmer, developer, architect. And, you’ll find review questions, sample

exam questions, and study tips for each section.

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Table of Contents

Java 2 Certification Training Guide - 4

Part I Becoming a Sun Certified Java 2 Programmer

Chapter 1 - Overview of the Java Programmer Exam - 9

Chapter 2 - Language Fundamentals - 15

Chapter 3 - Operators and Assignments - 31

Chapter 4 - Declarations and Access Control - 60

Chapter 5 - Flow Control and Exception Handling - 74

Chapter 6

Orientation - 95

Chapter 7 - Garbage Collection - 114

Chapter 8 - Threads - 122

Chapter 9 - The java.lang Package - 145

Chapter 10 - The java.util Package - 158

Chapter 11 - The java.awt Package: Components and Facilities - 177

Chapter 12 - The java.awt Package: Layout - 204

Chapter 13 - The java.awt Package: Event Handling - 219

Chapter 14 - The java.awt Package: Painting - 238

Chapter 15 - The java.io Package - 257

Part II Becoming a Sun Certified Java 2 Architect

Chapter 16 - Overview of the Java Architect Exam - 285

Chapter 17 - Java Applications Architecture - 289

Chapter 18 - Object-Oriented Architecture Design - 300

Chapter 19 - Distributed Applications Technologies - 314

Chapter 20 - Securing Distributed Applications - 337

Chapter 21 - Working with Legacy Systems - 354

Part III Becoming a Sun Certified Java 2 Developer

Chapter 22 - Overview of the Java Developer Exam - 368

Chapter 23 - The Programming Assignment - 373

Chapter 24 - The Essay Exam - 379

Part IV Appendixes

Appendix A - Running the Simulated Exam Program - 385

Appendix B - Running the Simulated Preparation Program - 390

Index

List of Figures

List of Tables

List of Listings

List of Sidebars

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Introduction - 6

- Overloading, Overriding, Runtime Type, and Object

Back Cover

One of the best ways for a Java programmer to stand out from the crowd is to

become a Sun Certified Java Programmer, Developer, or Architect. This book

helps Java developers prepare for all three certification exams. One of the

strengths of this book is that it is extremely focused--it doesn't contain

extraneous information, a history of Java, or background on related

technologies. This book gives readers exactly what they need to pass the

exams. This book also contains a uniques test engine (written in Java by the

author) to help readers assess their skills and become confident with the

structure of the exams.

About the Author

Jamie Jaworski is a professional Java developer and Sun-certified Java

programmer, developer, and architect who works for the U.S. Department of

Defense. Mr. Jaworski has been a Java consultant to Sun and has written

several best-selling books on Java and JavaScript, including Java2 Platform

Unleashed and Mastering JavaScript and JScript. He also writes the

SuperScripter column for CNET's popular Web site for Webmasters,

Builder.com.

Java 2 Certification Training Guide

Jamie Jaworski

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Executive Editor

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Development Editor

Jon Steever

Managing Editor

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Senior Editor

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Susan Ross Moore

Copy Editor

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Indexer

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Proofreader

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About the Author

Jamie Jaworski

Jamie Jaworski is a professional Java developer and Sun certified Java programmer, developer, and

architect who works for the U.S. Department of Defense. Mr. Jaworski has been a Java consultant to

Sun and has written several best-selling books on Java and JavaScript, including Java 2 Platform

Unleashed and Mastering JavaScript and JScript . He also writes the SuperScripter column for CNET's

popular Web site for Webmasters, Builder.com .

Dedication

This book is dedicated to my lovely wife, Lisa Jaworski.

Acknowledgments

I'd like to thank everyone who helped to see this book to completion. In particular, I'd like to thank Margo

Maley Hutchison of Waterside Productions for making the book possible; Tim Ryan, Jon Steever, Susan

Moore, Mary Lagu, and Katie Robinson of Macmillan Computer Publishing for their numerous

suggestions that improved the overall quality of the book; and Alexandre Calsavara for his excellent

technical input. Alexandre's keen technical insights made this a better book. I'd also like to thank

George Stones for helping with the book's Web site and for providing online support for this book.

Finally, I'd like to thank Lisa, Jason, and Emily for their patience, love, and understanding.

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