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JAX-WS - How to-

 
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Hi Folks,

I am new to web services programming. I am trying to use java class which will send a XML request and will get XML response.

How should i go about it?will JAX-WS help me? How to start of?i could find lot of sample appications for JAX-RPC but cudnt find good example for JAX-WS.

Can anyone provide me the web ref about JAX-WS sample examples.


Thanks

Warm Regards.
 
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The JAX-WS reference installation comes with quite a few examples. If you want to start simple, you can forgo using GlassFish or another J2EE server, and only use Tomcat. This was discussed just recently in this thread.
 
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