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New to WS, Jax-Ws vs Axis and how to get started in eclipse
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Cory Max
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Joined: Jul 20, 2005
Posts: 83
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Good morning everyone,
I'm looking to consume a webservice published by Oracle BI publisher running on Oracle Application Server. Currently we are using Java 6 with IBM's RAD tools which are eclipse based. Which way would be easiest to go to consume the service. Looks like the two most popular frameworks are Axis 2 and Jax-WS. Are there any advantages/disadvanges to each? Is one the 'standard'? Where is the best place to get started generating a java class from the wsdl endpoint?
Thanks for your help,
Cory
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Peer Reynders
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Joined: Aug 19, 2005
Posts: 2906
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Cory Max wrote:Currently we are using Java 6 ... Looks like the two most popular frameworks are Axis 2 and Jax-WS. ... Is one the 'standard'?
JAX-WS 2.0 comes with Java 6 (and can be upgraded by copying the appropriate libraries into the java.endorsed.dirs directory)
Cory Max wrote:Where is the best place to get started generating a java class from the wsdl endpoint?
Java API for XML Web Services (JAX-WS) wsimport
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