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Getting JSON as Response In Axis 1

 
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Hello Friends,

I am using axis 1(which comes as built-in in eclipse 3.4) fro my current running web service.Now as per new requirement I want the response this web service in JSON.Can anyone help me out that how to solve this.Currently the response is in xml format.

Thanks In Advance.
 
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AXIS 1 only does SOAP so XML is what you get. Incidently AXIS 1 is really really outdated.

RESTful services easily return JSON, XML or any type of resource. Search for the jersey project or restlet to find some RESTful tools.

I'm assuming your client for JSON is a web page in a browser, right?

Bill


 
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Hi Bill,

Can I switch to axis 2 for json response?

Sorry for that I haven't mentioned my client.Basically my client is mobile app in android.

I surely search for jersey.

Thanks for your reply.
 
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I don't think any serious web service programmer recommends AXIS 2 for anything but SOAP.

Jersey and Restlet are so very very very much easier.

Bill
 
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