Experts, Can some one please provide me an example of a java web service which is portable on more than one IDE. I am using myEclipse.
-Lave
SCJP 1.4, SCWCD 1.4, SCBCD 1.3, ITIL V3 Foundation Certification
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Web Services are independent of any IDE. Their code can be developed using any or no IDE. Are you looking for a tutorial that doesn't assume the use of one particular IDE?
Originally posted by Ulf Dittmer: In order to learn WS I'd advise not to use any IDE. They simplify things up the point that it's easy to only see the big picture, but not what's going on behind the scenes (which is really what the exam is about).
Originally posted by Peer Reynders: Actually an IDE, especially one from a high end server, will tend to hide many details that you need to be aware of for the exam.
Furthermore the SCWCD is about web components and the SCBCD is about business components. The SCDJWS is about web services, not web service components. The primary objective of Java web services is to provide interoperability with non-Java web services and non-Java web service clients. Portability of the Java artifacts from one Java application server to another was never a priority as it was with web and business components.
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