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how to create webservice s?

 
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hi to all,
Am newly to the web services. How to create the web service in java, through eclipse? Shall I need to install any software in the system? What is beginning process of creating web service?

am waiting for your replay
 
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Madhuri, you should ask sharukh .
You need Axis or JWSDP (Some soap provider). As they both implement JAX-RPC. You can develope your code using any ide eclipse, netbeans, wsad or notepad. Try netbeans 5.5b.

I recommend Axis.
Ahmad
 
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hi khan,every time you are asking to kajol


khan if it is possible send me the link of software
 
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In Eclipse: create a Dynamic Web Project. This is your starting point

As you don't give more details (is there a WSDL involved? is there a Proxy required? If so, which type? do you need a WebApplication? If so, which one? etc..etc..), we cannot help you much further.
 
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You can download axis here
http://ws.apache.org/axis

If using netbeans (you can use other ide as well).
www.netbeans.org

Ahmad
 
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