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Web Services And JMS

 
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Hi,
Just a quick question:-
I was analyzing different scenerios in which to use Web services and JMS for EAI.
1. I have read somewhere that web services can also be used for asynchronous communication as does JMS, but i tried googling it but found out that most implementations were using a MDB wrapper on top of web service invocation and client was required to send message to this jms queue for which mdb was listening, so in a way this asynchronous communication is using jms.
Now my question :- is there any other way of developing a true asynchrohnous web service, does DII provides any such facilities.

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Ajay
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Using JAX-WS programming model, you can pretty much have asynchronous client to communicate to service. Find more information here.

http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2006/09/19/asynchronous-jax-ws-web-services.html

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Srinivas Ivaturi.
 
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