Hello world,
i'm just new to webservices (thanks to ivan for your study notes !!!) and have a question regarding application architecture.
e.g. an architect wants to build a resource-oriented application based on RESTful webservices (http-binding). he talks about this
approach with a collegue (which is new to jax-ws) and after some time his collegue states the opinion that its better to do the
job using a plain old servlet framework like struts, turbine or spring.
what is your opinion about this ? which are the strong advantages of the RS approach ?
thanks in advance for your answers.
ulli
i'm just new to webservices (thanks to ivan for your study notes !!!) and have a question regarding application architecture.
e.g. an architect wants to build a resource-oriented application based on RESTful webservices (http-binding). he talks about this
approach with a collegue (which is new to jax-ws) and after some time his collegue states the opinion that its better to do the
job using a plain old servlet framework like struts, turbine or spring.
what is your opinion about this ? which are the strong advantages of the RS approach ?
thanks in advance for your answers.
ulli