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java web services book recommend for beginners

 
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Hi, I got a high mark at SCJP(95) and now is familar with servlet and jsp with some projects.
But I only have a little knowledge about XML.
Could you please recommend some classic java web services books to me?Especially those books fits my level.
Thanks a lot!
 
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Liu Xiaoya wrote:Hi, I got a high mark at SCJP(95) and now is familar with servlet and jsp with some projects.
But I only have a little knowledge about XML.
Could you please recommend some classic java web services books to me?Especially those books fits my level.
Thanks a lot!



Java webservices up and running is what I can think of. Also, you will find lots of useful information on the SCDJWS links or forums in this site.
 
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Hi Liu,
You have various choices available to implement web services. Check out this link. But, if you are looking for certification or understanding basic concepts, then check this book.
 
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Liu Xiaoya wrote:Could you please recommend some classic java web services books to me?Especially those books fits my level.Thanks a lot!




1. Ivans Study Notes (starting with xml, xsd which is maybe of interest for you)

2. http://axis.apache.org/axis2/java/core/docs/jaxws-guide.html explains the jax-ws api
 
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One good book of my choice is "Beginning Java Web Services" from Wrox Publishers. But unfortunately due to some copyright issues (I was told that the issue was with shroff publishers), the book has been stopped from printing.
 
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