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Hi,

I am working in java/j2ee for past 3 yrs.I have finished scjp,scwcd.I need to take web services exam.

I dont have the experieance ni web services.So ,I wish to start to learn more pratically.

Should any one pls advice me how to start.

ie what is the tool needed for the webservices.
what is the server needed.

Also please tell me how to start work.ie from where to start.
 
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As the SCDJWS covers J2EE 1.4 Web Services the JWSDP 1.x tutorials would be a good place to start. There are also some web service related tutorials in the The J2EE 1.4 Tutorial.

Have a look at the following links and the links contained therein:
SCDJWS Resources 1
SCDJWS Resources 2
 
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