Hi
Can any body give me the comparison matrix between Web Sphere/Tomcat
with respect web Service deployment & Development which might help us
in choosing the best product for development ..
Regards
Malli
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I have got it working with Tomcat 4.0.3. It seems very straight forward and
simple. I did a demo implementation using Apache WebServer, Tomcat with
SOAP, SAP J2EE Engine and SAP DB. It was really fast. But the SOAP can
intergrate straight to an EJB, and i think it is the easiest to integrate
wit
Frankly, I don't see a reason for a UDDI enabled client on every PC. Of course,
I don't see a reason for AOL ;). Having said that, you must realize that I am a
technologist, not a futurist, or a marketer, or a business strategist. I have
no significant understand of cultures other than within t
Why would the average browser using consumer need UDDI? UDDI is where there
is a discovery of services is, in my humble opinion, not going to catch on.
What it is good for is in ERP to ERP type communication; where UDDI will
hold the list of services available after etherification. Then WSDL give
Hi Mike,
Thanks for your diff. Right now we're trying to finish up the 2.3
release, and are not currently adding new functionality until it's
done. We will look at your patch after the release and commit it to
the CVS tree if everything looks OK.
-Bill
> Hi,
>
> I noticed on the TODO list t
Hi Arek,
Thanks for your patch. Right now we're trying to finish up the 2.3
release, and are not currently adding new functionality until it's
done. We will look at your patch after the release and commit it to
the CVS tree if everything looks OK.
-Bill
>Hello again,
>
>I hope I will not offe
Apache SOAP 2.3 RC2 has been up for a week now, and we haven't
received any horrible complaints. I would therefore like to create
the final release tomorrow. If you wish to object, speak now, or
forever hold your peace 8-]
-Bill
However, UDDI's design is very niave relative compared to DNS. You could
extend DNS zone servers to offer web service endpoint information much
as DNSsec includes public key information for SSH. DNS is truly
distributed as well. The public DNS network would carry the Web service
specific DNS r
Do you need to be an Apache SOAP committer to submit patches?
On Wed, 29 May 2002, Scott Nichol wrote:
> For instructions on submitting patches, see http://xml.apache.org/source.html.
> I've submitted patches without CVS before. You can download the nightly source
> package and diff your sourc
No. The committers have write access to the CVS tree. Anyone can submit a
patch, but it is up to the committers to decide whether or not to apply it.
Scott
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From: "Dan Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 9:42 PM
Subject: R
Hi,
I am new to this list and
SOAP also.
Just trying to communicate
between two Java applications
using SOAP.This is supposed to be a
message based communication
without using any external web server ( http
implementation to be part of
the applications).The transport is suppoed
HI riaan
Thanks for the info ..i think still my question is not
answered,comparision between the two application servers regarding the
issues like Performance,reliability,security,charging,Wsdl generation,
deployment etc .. Yaa Tomcat is definitely free.. If you have any info
on the above please
Hi Bill,
Thanks for your reply. When you get a chance to look at the
diff let me know if there is anything I can add/change, the new
functionality
I've added is needed in a couple of webservice apps I'm writing.
Looking forward to 2.3 !
-Mike
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From: "William A. Nagy
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