Kumar, You have many people at a disadvantage. JSR 109 is still in community review. If you aren't a member of the expert group, you don't have access to the spec. Since the spec isn't public, the Axis team cannot comment on Axis's conformance with JSR 109.
Axis does implement the JAX-RPC API. A stated goal of the group is to adher to all Web services-related Java specifications. Anne > -----Original Message----- > From: Vinit Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 9:29 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Axis compatability with JSR109???? > > > > Hi All, > I have few doubts regarding Axis.They are as follows: > > 1.is axis compatible with JSR109.if not,is it in confermance with any > standard document??? > 2.if my j2ee application uses web service,how can i put mySevice > class obtained by wsdl2java tool ,to be accessed thru jndi? > 3.I still could not get the standard way to use stateless session > bean to aceess thru web service,usinx xais framework?? > 4.JSR109 talks something about webserviceclient.xml,using axis > framework, how can i use it for my advantage???? > expecting prompt reply > Kumar Vinit > >
