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Originally posted by Kuldeep Yadav:
Hi David,
Thanks for reply .I have checked TOC in welcome thread.
I want to know about Web Services chapter.
Which topics are covered in that chapter.
Does it include axis web services ?
Can I see sample chapter form this book ?
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Thanks & regards,<br />Srinivasan
Thanks & regards,<br />Srinivasan
Originally posted by Campbell Ritchie:
"Srinavasan" please read the important administrative private message I have just sent you.
Thanks & regards,<br />Srinivasan
Originally posted by Kuldeep Yadav:
David,
While using Netbeans for JAX-WS, there is facility to create web service using WDSL.
But can I do reverse ?
Means can I generate WSDL using Web Service annoted class in NetBeans ?
[ November 04, 2008: Message edited by: Kuldeep Yadav ]
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Originally posted by Srinivasan__:
Hi David,
I want to know whether the book "JAVA EE5" contains any information about the basics/fundamentals of the JMS and JavaMail also JNDI?
Because I am new to those topics, i want to learn a lot.
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Originally posted by Srinivasan__:
Also David,
Tell me whether the Web-Services like SAAJ are also available in that book?
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When deploying a web service through an annotated class to the application server, a WSDL is generated on the fly. This WSDL can be used by web service clients to access the functionality implemented in the web service class.
Thanks & regards,<br />Srinivasan
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