Originally posted by Murasoli Maran:
I have to do a CRM.with XML data transfer and swing client.
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Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
If the data you're transferring is relatively simple, JAX-RPC calls to a web service should be a feasible solution.
Originally posted by Murasoli Maran:
JAX-RPC calls to a web service??..I think JAX-RPC is something like RPC.Remote procedure call with object support.Any new insights?.
Originally posted by Murasoli Maran:
How to integrate JAX-RPC to a servlet?.And deploy in Tomcat?.
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Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
You either need a web service engine like Apache Axis (which can be deployed on Tomcat) or you need to make your servlet parse the incoming SOAP envelope yourself (not impossible, but definitely a tedious job).
Originally posted by Murasoli Maran:
To a medium sized client-server application,what do u suggest?.How good is JAX-RPC?.What abt servlets?.In servlets i need lot more coding than JAX-RPC.So JAX-RPC will be good for me.But how's it's performance?.I dont like to recode again after choosing one platform
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Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
For anything that's supposed to be maintained by someone else than the original developer, I'd suggest using any commercial or open source implementation over a do-it-yourself SOAP parsing library.
The performance of a full-fledged SOAP parsing library is probably less than what you could get out of a task-specific servlet (a couple of regex's might do) but the difference is so negligible that it doesn't show up in small applications.
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Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
If you have the possibility to deploy a .war file on the server, then you have the possibility to use Axis. Axis comes as a .war file -- you just need to "merge" the Axis .war file into your .war file (including the libraries and the few elements from the Axis' web.xml).
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