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Is WSDP required

 
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Hi
Can anyone clear my confusion .
Is WSDP required to build webservices.
the examples i run on weblogic does that use WSDP.
Web applications using the Java Web Services Developer Pack (Java WSDP)
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Pandurang
 
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No, you're not required to use the WSDP. There are lots of other SOAP engines (from Apache, The Mind Electric, IBM, etc.) that do not use the WSDP -- neither does Weblogic, I believe.
The WSDP is just an implementation of the specs -- you no more have to use WSDP to do web services than you have to use the J2EE reference implementation to do J2EE.
Kyle
 
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