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Thanks to EPractize Labs folks for offering an excellent Training Kit for Oracle Certified Expert, Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 6 Java Persistence API Developer Certification.
The same company also offers mock exam simulator for other Java certifications including assignment related exams like OCMEA and OCMJD. You cannot equate the quality of EPractize Labs products with others. They are very unique in terms of learning style and content.
What is Java EE 6 Web Services OCE Training Lab?
This is a software learning environment like kindle bundled with following components:
Plan – Objective, provides enough information about OCE Java EE 6 Web Services certification/exam objectives, PPA methodology, Topic wise score split-up, exam benefits and FAQs about Training Lab.

Plan – Set Goals, offers you to set milestones for your exam study. You can set goals against OCEJWSD 6 exam topics. The kit will track your progress over time based on your preparation/exam.
Plan - Set Schedule, used to schedule for your preparation with various Training Lab components, Pre Measurement, Basic Sessions, Advanced Sessions, Session Rewind Quiz, Mock Exam Lab and Final Exam.
Practize - Pre Measurement, trial exam to measure your current skill level in JPA certification objectives. The recommended way of starting preparation with Java EE 6 Web Services OCE Training Lab is to measure current skill level from Pre Measurement and then go for setting goals.
Practize - Basic Sessions, this lab comes with two components
1. Study guide
2. Flash card exam.
The product offers study notes for Oracle’s Java Web Services exam objectives in user-friendly navigation links (Next, Previous actions with sub topics under tree selection). The basic session flash card exam measures your understandings of exam objective studied in basic sessions.
Practize-Advanced Sessions, the lab has two components,
1. Real-life examples (scenario/design/program examples)
2. Flash card exam.
The product offers real-life examples for exam OCE Web Services exam objectives in user-friendly navigation links (Next, Previous actions with sub topics under tree selection). The advanced session exam measures your programming understandings of exam objective studied in Advanced Sessions.
Practize-Session Rewind Quiz, the exam shows your cumulative progress and instant answers with time limited mode. You can improve your grasping skills by taking Training Lab quiz exams. The lab allows you to take objective wise exams or can be customized with objective,number of questions and time options.
Practize-Mock Exam Lab, this is the environment that mimics your real exam with set of pre-defined mock exams based on Java EE 6 Web Services exam pattern. You can either attend pre-defined mock exams or can customize based on the exam objectives.
Practize-Final Exam, this is the final phase of your preparation to judge yourself to appear real certification exam. The exam is designed with more difficulty level than mock exam lab.
You can find exhaustive explanation for Quiz, Mock and Final Exam Labs about why particular answer is correct and why not other choices. You must read all explanations to improve your exam score. The reports can be saved for future reference and it will be referred in performance chart as well.
Practize-Focus Lab, the brilliant soft robot teacher for your preparation. The lab pinpoints your weakness in each and every lab to complete your preparation. It classifies wrongly answered questions with number of attempts. It stores all the wrongly answered questions in every lab. It classifies the questions based on the number of attempts. This helps you to select those questions that were attempted multiple times wrongly and focus your efforts to improvise on them.
Practize- My References, consolidate your certification resources in Training Lab for future references. You can save local/remote URL references under each 1Z0-897 exam objective.
Achieve -Reports, tracks your exam results with performance graph to measure your progress. You can select and view result summary of each attended exams.
Achieve-Assessment, this lab tracks your goals and schedules. The Goals Tracker displays the tabular and graphical representation of goals set versus goals achieved for every objective/topic. The Gantt chart displays the Gantt view of the lab-wise planned vs. actual schedule and the percentage obtained. Schedule Tracker displays the tracking information of all the labs in tabular format. If you achieve a score of 80% or more in any lab, those information will be displayed in black. Any lab in which your score is less than 80% is displayed in red color. If you have successfully accomplished your goal, PPA Tracker greets you with a message that you have achieved your goal.
Where to get more information about this product?
You can visit the official Java EE 6 Web Services (1Z0-897) OCE Training Lab page here => http://www.epractizelabs.com/certification/sun/oce-webservices-exam-6.html
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Kenrick Freemen is a software architect doing consulting for banking and education domains. He has more than 6 years of experience in developing Java EE applications. He is a Sun Certified Java Programmer, Oracle Certified Professional, Java EE 5 Web Services Developer and Sun Certified Java EE Architect.
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