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java web services to jsp
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nik mikdsi
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Joined: Jan 08, 2012
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good evening ppl and happy new year!
i am developing a hotel booking app with web services on netbeans.
i use soap technology jdbc drivers. the booking methods are ready and are coded in hava.
now i want this app to make it on a page (jsp) with buttons and etc but i dont understand which technology to use (jaxb,servlet,2 jsp pages)client-server. i really dont understand. if uneed further questions let me know.
thank you
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saahil gupta
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Joined: Dec 26, 2011
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You can use JSP Files for creating front ends
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nik mikdsi
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Joined: Jan 08, 2012
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i know that. i need to know how the system works and which technology to use.
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Hussein Baghdadi
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Joined: Nov 08, 2003
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Hi and Welcome to the Ranch
Please have a look at Use Real Words.
i need to know how the system works
I think you are the legitimate one to know how your system works.
which technology to use
For what? Implementing a web service, calling a web service, template engine ...?
Please elaborate more and I will be more than happy to try to help.
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William Brogden
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If you are exposing this service to clients with jsp on a HTML page is not what we would logically call a "web service" but a "web application" - I don't see how SOAP is involved at all.
Bill
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nik mikdsi
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Joined: Jan 08, 2012
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ok sry my english are bad.
i have created a web service java project managing hotels and doing reservations.
i want now to create a web service client and call my web service methods.
should i show code?
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Hussein Baghdadi
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In this case and since you have mentioned SOAP, have a look at: The Java EE 5 Tutorial.
Also if you are doing a Java EE 5 project, then you can use @WebServiceRef and @WebServiceRefs annotations to specify a reference/collection to a web service within a web component.
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