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Faq's:
SOAP Frequently Asked Questions
Articles:
A Young Person's Guide to the Simple Object Access Protocol
Configure Axis Web Services
Create secure Web services with Apache XML Security
Creating Web Services with Apache Axis
Different WSDL Styles in Axis
From: IBM To: Apache -- Here's SOAP4J
Java & SOAP: Working with Complex Data Types, Part 1
Java & SOAP: Working with Complex Data Types, Part 2
Java & SOAP: Working with Complex Data Types, Part 3
Overview of SOAP
SAAJ: No strings attached
SOAP: Simple Object Access Protocol
Supporting Digital Signatures within SOAP Messages
The Web Services (r)evolution: SOAP
The XML Cover Pages: SOAP
When is SOAP a good idea in a project
Working with Complex Data Types, Part 4
Related Links:
SOAP 1.1 W3C Specs
Products:
Apache AXIS
Apache SOAP
CapeConnect, maps J2EE Components to SOAP
Open Source SOAP for the kVM
SOAPRmi
TRL SOAP
The Bubbles Project, a Lightweight Implementation of SOAP
The GLUE Platform
WASP Deployment Environment
X-SOAP
jBroker Web
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