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ahaboub

ahaboub

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Jul 31, 2009
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Hello,
I am trying to learn how to connect to web services using javax rpc...
where can i find online free webservices samples to test my connection?
 
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Here you can see how to create a mock WS using SOAP UI

Appart from that, you can find here some online WS to call.

Cheers,
Dian
 
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Is there a reason you went with JAX-RPC instead of JAX-WS? If you have a choice (especially if you're using Java 5.0 or greater), I would recommend switching to JAX-WS. You would also then gain two great tools as well: wsgen and wsimport
 
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