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Client Server Apps accessing Webservices
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Karthik Kris
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Joined: Mar 16, 2006
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Hi I have the following questions w.r.t to the application I am going to design a web service based on Java tech. I need answers to the following questions i) Can client Server application (like desktop based Java swing apps) access the web services ii) Can Portal application access the web services iii) Also can applications based on Microsoft technologies like VB DOT NET access these web services. Help regarding the above questions would be greatly helpful for me. Thanks Karthik
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Theodore Casser
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Joined: Mar 14, 2001
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These are, in the end, all fairly easy questions that you'd have found the answers to with a quick search of here or Google, but... I and II) I don't see why you would not be able to do so. It's only a matter of writing the necessary client-code to contact the server. I've written test classes that stand-alone to access web-services we've written, so I do not know of any reason a Java SE or Portlet couldn't do the like. (I would, however, add as a caveat that I have no experience with portals, and this is just a theoretical "common-sense" answer on my part.) III) Yes. As long as you avoid one or two pitfalls with your serialization, you should have little difficulty communicating between .Net and Java using web services. We've implemented solutions in our office that go both directions. Good luck!
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Theodore Jonathan Casser
SCJP/SCSNI/SCBCD/SCWCD/SCDJWS/SCMAD/SCEA/MCTS/MCPD... and so many more letters than you can shake a stick at!
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