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Marshalling and unmarshalling in Axis1.4

 
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Hello,

Please let me know how does the marshalling and unmarshalling happens in Axis1.4.
I'm using Axis1.4 engine to develop web services using wsdl2java approach.

How can I know, this is using JAX-RPC webservice implementation.

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Hi. Are you using version 1.4 of the older Axis or the newer Axis2 version 1.4?

For Axis1, see here for how marshalling works, and for Axis2, please read this article.

If its JAX-RPC, the web service classes will typically implement java.rmi.Remote in your code. Please see the J2EE 1.4 tutorial for an overview.
If its JAX-WS, you will see the web service classes annotated with @WebService in the code. And the Java EE 5 tutorial has an overview.

Hope this is the information you are looking for.
 
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Thanks Srini, for routing me to the rite direction.
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