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Could someone point to examples how to access a document based webservice in java.

Thanks for your time.
 
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http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/xml/jaxrpcpatterns/index.html
 
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Thanks Ashutosh. I will look into it.

Are there any difference from Axis for a client to invoke RPC and Document style webservice.

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guess doc based is used to deal with mass data
rpc based is axis default option, but .net is on the oppiste.

is it possible to use axis server receive plain xml(not soap)?
 
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Doc based is the way to go for truly interoperable webservices in production. It needs a bit more hair pulling, but seems to be worth it..

There isnt much difference from the client point of view I would say. Opinions, anyone?
 
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>>Originally posted by Tom George:
>>Doc based is the way to go for truly interoperable webservices in >>production. It needs a bit more hair pulling, but seems to be worth it..


The only problem i see is the availability of opensource tool in java to publish it, for instance Axis is not fully complaint for document based webservice (IMHO i havent checked the latest build of axis), but its charms for rpc based webservice.
 
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