axis implements JAX-RPC and SAAJ spcifications.
--- Pavan Kumar Choukhada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi friends
> can any body tell me chemistry between axis and
> jax-rpc.
> i mean similarities and differences.how they are
> related how are
> the bind to each otherwell give
Hi all,
Wanted to find out the need for keeping ws addressing
as abstract and then defining the wsdl binding for ws
addressing.
Consider this
web services addressing : abstract/core
web service addresing : soap binding
web services addressing: wsdl binding
wsdl : abstract
wsdl :soap binding
wsd
Barz i also thought the same, i am sure Larry meant
something else..
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Quoting Larry Meadors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > OK, I am new at this, but want to create a web
> service that is easy to
> > use from both .net and java clients.
> >
> > I took a look at the WSDL,
Hi vivek
i am not an expert in axis but i dont think
stubs/skeletons take care a backward cmpatibility...to
make life simpler wouldnt it be a better idea to use
same verison or client and server...
axis experts ..pleae provide inputs
rgds
Rajdeep Dua
--- Vivek Singhai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Does axis support the soap data model and soap
encoding specfied in SOAP specfication v 1.2 part 2?
How does this encoding map to the xml <> java mapping
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Does axis support the soap data model and soap
encoding specfied in SOAP specfication v 1.2 part 2?
If yes how does this encoding map to the xml <> java
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there was a discussion on this in this list somedays
back regarding making the axis mapping impl
independent.
so has there been a consensus on this.(so that we can
switch between castor ,jaxb )
does axis use jaxp parsers internally(xerces for
example).
What is the mapping used internally by these
I had asked this question yesterday also.
Wanted to know why the J2EE and JAX-RPC specs talk
about web service to be represented using stateles
components when there can be several instances of
usage for a stateful usage
--- Merten Schumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, in fact in J2EE 1.4 onl
1.What is the thought process in making the Web
services representation in the java world only
stateless -- (jax rpc) stateless session bean or a
stateless servlet.
--- Oliver Wulff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Our goal of a service layer is to have a service
> description which is
>