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If you have started tackling Sun's latest certification exam targeted at Java Web Services, you have probably figured out that there are plenty of resources that you have to wade through in order to swallow the whole stuff. Last week, I announced on Javaranch that I would come up with a "specifications-objectives mapping" to ease the pain of searching through more than 3000 pages of documentation.

Well, here it is, freshly baked and just out of the oven! Of course, I might add some more toppings as the time goes by and as I discover that I missed some sections here and there. Don't hesitate to let me know if you have comments or suggestions to share or if you have found some errata that you would like me to correct.

Of course, you are more than welcome to drop by the Web Services Certification forum at Javaranch to ask your questions and/or help others by answering their questions. Happy studying to everybody!!

 
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