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Oracle Certified Web Services Developer: Guide to Certification, Java EE, and Enterprise Standards
"The Oracle Certified Web Services Developer (OCWSD) is a legacy professional credential aimed at Java developers validating their skills in building, deploying, and integrating XML-based and SOAP-based web services using Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) technologies. This guide covers the scope of the credential, historical exam topics, technical requirements, and how this certification fits into modern enterprise architecture. Understanding the Oracle Certified Web Services Developer Credential The Oracle Certified Web Services Developer certification, originally introduced during the Sun Microsystems era as the Sun Certified Web..."
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