Originally posted by Siddharth Bhargava:
That line is straight out of the
The J2EE 1.4 Tutorial: Overview of SAAJ
If, for whatever reason, you have to use SAAJ then refer to
"Java Web Services in a Nutshell" Sample: Chapter 3 SAAJ (PDF).
Starting with
Java SE 5 SAAJ 1.3 is part of the JDK/JRE.
SAAJ 1.3 is available separately for J2SE 1.4.
If you are simply looking for a simple and more up to date (but not necessarily production quality) example and you can use Java SE 6 then have a look at this
topic and this
topic.
And I would tend to agree with Ulf - initially keep the IDE out of it, otherwise its difficult to know what is going on - provided you can get it to work in the first place as that tends to be a challenge entirely on its own.