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ShreeRam Manivannan
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Hi Guys,
There are so many
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API available for Web services and I Just know JAX-WS and JAX-RPC, is this enough? or should I need to know more please advice.
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Shree
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I'm studying
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(tm) Web Services by (RMH). This is a excellent book for beginners, accordingly to some architects in this forum. But, if your level is intermediary you can read SOA using Java Web Services.
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Hi, Thanks for the reply Could you please help me by providing the link for the SOA using Web Services.
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