AXIS soap processor - hello world example for WSAD

[ananth]

hello

i am working on a project which involves the task of converting a
soap/xml data to java object. i wish to do this using AXIS. can any one
suggest how to "get started" with AXIS soap processor. a reference for
"hello world" example using AXIS in websphere (WSAD 5.1) will be very
helpful. thanks in advance.

regards ANANTH

 

[Tomek]

I can suggest using XFire (http://xfire.codehaus.org ) . Its much
easier to use.

http://xfire.codehaus.org/Quick+Start, also you have some examples in
distribution example directory.


ananth napisal(a):

 

[ananth]

hello tomek i am new to the xml to object conversion concept. i am not
able to appriciate the performance of xfire over AXIS. can you give
some input for this. can you just tell me some references for AXIS.

thanks

 

[Tomek]

ananth napisal(a):

hello tomek i am new to the xml to object conversion concept. i am not
able to appriciate the performance of xfire over AXIS. can you give
some input for this.
http://xfire.codehaus.org/Stack+Comparison

can you just tell me some references for AXIS.

I can't tell much about Axis, last time i used it was long time ago :/
and since that i dedicated XFire user

 

[Tor Iver Wilhelmsen]

I can't tell much about Axis, last time i used it was long time ago :/
and since that i dedicated XFire user

I'd say: Avoid Axis 1.x like the plague: it's slow, requires a bunch
of code-generating and some deploy/undeploy stuff I am glad to be rid
of. Go with Axis 2 (reimplementation) or XFire.

 

[ananth]

Tor Iver Wilhelmsen
thanks for the idea regarding usage of axis2
can you tell a simple hello world example to me so that i can get used
to it.
regards

 

[Tor Iver Wilhelmsen]

thanks for the idea regarding usage of axis2
can you tell a simple hello world example to me so that i can get used
to it.

No, I also went for XFire instead, so I haven't used Axis 2. In XFire
it's very easy to use web services, especially when you use the same
classes on the server and the client.