In many articles and blogs we can see how to develop WebServices using JDK6's JAX-WS in-built support in just 5 minutes.We can simply write a POJO and annotate it with @WebService, publish it with Endpoint.publish(...) and you can see the generated wsdl by...
0 replies - 662 views - 10/03/11 by Sivaprasadreddy... in News
I recently had a chance to work on building an SOA platform using JEE 6 and Scala. I will share here some snippets that may be helpfull to start publishing web services using Scala, Sbt and JAX-WS.
Consider the example to calculate the quotient and remainder...
0 replies - 660 views - 09/10/11 by Slim Ouertani in Articles
This tutorial is for people who want to run a JAX-WS example (Endpoint + Client) in just five minutes.What you need to run this example:JDK 1.6Eclipse .Be Excited ;) Note:- You can download the source code for this example from the resources section.
21 replies - 74672 views - 03/29/10 by Mohammad Juma in Articles
Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse (OEPE), the #1 free development environment for Oracle WebLogic Server, introduces new tools for Spring, Object / Relational Mapping, EclipseLink support, and WebLogic JAX-WS Web Services.
This certified set of Eclipse...
1 replies - 1684 views - 03/27/09 by Pieter Humphrey in Announcements
In this article, I will implement a simple Document/Literal web service, from an existing WSDL file, using three different databinding frameworks and two low-level approaches. The goal is to compare the frameworks, mainly from the ease-of-use perspective. For...
7 replies - 214863 views - 04/29/08 by Milan Kuchtiak in News
A new Early Access (EA3) of the Connector is available. It implements the JSR 262 Public Review Specification. The JSR 262 defines a connector for JMX that uses Web Services to make JMX
instrumentation available remotely.
0 replies - 3846 views - 02/18/08 by Jean-Francois Denise in Announcements
