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which java stack to use for multithread JAXWS web services client

 
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i need to build multi threaded web service client that based on jaxws framework as the ws provider.
this client will send ws request to different endpoint .
and in each end point it will send to same ws function different parameters and it will return the answer in sync way.
is there any framework that i can build on that will handle me the thread pool and the connections .
or do i need to build the server my self ? the client needs to be kind of server because it will do checks ( on local db ) with a thread that iterate and checks for updates in local db.
how do i need to approach such task .
Thanks
 
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Hi!
Metro deployed to Tomcat or GlassFish will suffice.
In fact, I suspect that any web service stack that adheres to the JAX-WS standard and can be run in a servlet container will also suffice.
You do not have to implement the server yourself, since this will be taken care of by the servlet container.
Best wishes!
 
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