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axis2 with netbeans 6.1

 
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Hi All,

I am pretty new to web service and I am looking for any sample application and procedure on how to use axis2 with netbeans6.1 using Glassfish or Tomcat
I browsed but was not able to get.
Please help

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Deepthi Guduru
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sorry it is axis with netbeans6.0.1
 
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If you are using Glassfish you can use JAX-WS. Why are you using Tomcat/Axis 1.x?

Web Services (JAX-WS) in Java EE 5
Web Services Made Easy with JAX-WS
Confusion in writing web service client + jax-ws
 
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Thank you Peers,I'll try to do with jax-ws
 
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