WebService on Java server versus WebService on .NET

[Mr. x]

Hello,

I am looking at the client side, which use web service.
If I use webservice of .NET the result of webservice is transfered by
SOAP/WSDL protocols to the client.
I know this is true for .NET.

Does Java platform use the same protocol for sending and retriving data back
and forth from client to server / vice versa ?

If so, I should take care of the client side, that the web-service was on
..net server, or on java server, or whatever - the behaviour will be the same
for both kind of web-service servers (java based platform, or .NET), and I
won't need any changes in the client side - am I right ?

Thanks

 

[Mr. x]

Thanks, great knowing that ...


If I want to use web-service in Java applet - I was told about the : Apache
Axis, but for one who want only to call and use web-services, it sounds to
be too complex, and it is because it has many things arround, not only the
web-service, and I hardly get to the point...

I just need a tiny sample of using web-services from java-applet, please (I
am using JBuilder).

Thanks

 

[Andrew]

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Mr. x wrote:
| Hello,
|
| I am looking at the client side, which use web service.
| If I use webservice of .NET the result of webservice is transfered by
| SOAP/WSDL protocols to the client.
| I know this is true for .NET.
|
| Does Java platform use the same protocol for sending and retriving
data back
| and forth from client to server / vice versa ?
|
| If so, I should take care of the client side, that the web-service was on
| .net server, or on java server, or whatever - the behaviour will be
the same
| for both kind of web-service servers (java based platform, or .NET), and I
| won't need any changes in the client side - am I right ?
|
| Thanks
|
|


The web service should use SOAP as you say, which is a standard
protocol, so you should be able to have your client use any webservice
without needing to worry what technology is providing the webservice.


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