web service framework for beginners
Nuwan Arambage
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Ivan Krizsan
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posted 6 years ago
Hi!
A good web service stack (or framework) that is easy to work with is Metro.
It is the default SOAP web service stack in GlassFish, so you can just download and run GlassFish and then you are ready to use it.
In addition, it is the reference implementation of JAX-WS, so you can learn a standardized way of doing things, which later can be used with other web service stacks that adhere to the JAX-WS standard.
As icing on the cake, you also have NetBeans, which integrates very well with GlassFish (Eclipse also do after having installed the GlassFish plugin) and have good tool support for, among other things, developing web services (Eclipse tool support is not quite as good).
Best wishes!
A good web service stack (or framework) that is easy to work with is Metro.
It is the default SOAP web service stack in GlassFish, so you can just download and run GlassFish and then you are ready to use it.
In addition, it is the reference implementation of JAX-WS, so you can learn a standardized way of doing things, which later can be used with other web service stacks that adhere to the JAX-WS standard.
As icing on the cake, you also have NetBeans, which integrates very well with GlassFish (Eclipse also do after having installed the GlassFish plugin) and have good tool support for, among other things, developing web services (Eclipse tool support is not quite as good).
Best wishes!
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