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Bobby Wolf has a good summary of what's happening with the different Web Services packages in the Java world. He writes about packages like JAX-WS and JAX-RPC and where he thinks things are turning to. A nice list of links there as well -> http://www...
Some more good stuff around WS interop from Simon - a list of his WS Interop Webcasts
In case you haven't seen it, this page at MSDN contains lots of good articles and resources around Web Services Interoperability. One article that looks quite useful for me is one written by Simon Guest -> WS-Security Interoperability Using WSE 2.0...
Well, I'm putting this under the "interop" category, but this is more a reminder for myself to look at this since I'm doing a lot of portal stuff at work. The MS SharePoint team got a workspace over at GotDotNet where they did some WSRP stuff - both consumer...
Long time since I wrote anything here, but I've actively started to look at what AXIS and WSS4J has to offer when it comes to do WS-Security in Java and how it interops with web services in .NET using WSE 2.0. It's taken me a while to get the Java environment...
Got this URL on a Microsoft seminar. Seems to contain some pretty good recommendations and best practices. Especially the chapter about " How to Apply the Basic Profile ": This chapter details some best practice recommendations. These recommendations...
I gave the WS-I test tools a go last night, and it was a bit of a challenge to configure it to run properly... I'm sure someone out there has coded up a UI, but I've not found it yet. Anyway, this page on the IBM webby provided some help, so together...
(blowing off some steam here) Someone blogged earlier about selecting tools and platforms before you're sure about what your needs are. Looks like I'm going to be affected by that now. I'm one of the responsible architects for implementing a java based...
Note: This is just a reflection, not a full comparison between the two. I don't have time to do a full review of JAX-RPC I'm afraid ;) I dedicated yesterday to looking at JAX-RPC, which is supposed to be a pretty good and standardized way to build web...
I got a question about what libraries JDeveloper uses for the soap proxy, and I had a quick look at that. I've just started doing soap stuff in Java, but it seems that the proxy stub that Jdev automatically produce for you uses the org.apache.soap package...
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