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Mew to webservices(Urgent)(..in Weblogic)

 
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Hi,
I am new to webservices.
My boss asked me to develop a sample webservice using weblogic server within a day.
Can anyone help me on this?
Please,this is very urgent
 
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Beat me if i'm wrong.
Its generally not good to do something like this, this will not really help you or your company to understand the advantage of the concepts liek webservices or whatever. agree ?
AW either you can download the webservices tool that come with weblogic and run the samples in it or you can show some online webservices demonstrations.
 
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Hi Balaji,
I developed a sample webservice in Tomcat.
Can u tell me which tool I have to use for weblogic?
Thank u
 
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If you're using WebLogic Server 6.1 or later, all of this should be explained in the official documentation. If you're using 6.0 or earlier, there is no built-in support for web services so you can use whatever implementation you used with Tomcat.
[ April 22, 2004: Message edited by: Lasse Koskela ]
 
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