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Posted to soap-user@ws.apache.org by "Frey, Gregor Karl" <gr...@sap.com> on 2001/03/12 10:38:51 UTC
SOAP in J2EE
Hi,
has anyone an idea how SOAP will be integrated in the J2EE standard?
Running a servlet as "reciever" seems to me not the optimal procedure.
Something like the message-driven beans may be more apt.
Are there already some documents out describing the relation of SOAP to
J2EE?
Bye,
Gregor
RE: SOAP in J2EE
Posted by Oisín Hurley <oh...@iona.com>.
> has anyone an idea how SOAP will be integrated in the J2EE standard?
> Running a servlet as "reciever" seems to me not the optimal procedure.
> Something like the message-driven beans may be more apt.
There are a number of JSRs in progress or starting that are relevant:
JSR-067 Java APIs for XML Messaging
JSR-101 Java APIs for XML RPC
JSR-109 Implementing Enterprise Web Services
> Are there already some documents out describing the relation of SOAP to
> J2EE?
A number of freely available SOAP related toolkits have J2EE connection
schemes. Take a look at these for some details.
cheers
--oh
RE: SOAP in J2EE
Posted by Oisín Hurley <oh...@iona.com>.
> has anyone an idea how SOAP will be integrated in the J2EE standard?
> Running a servlet as "reciever" seems to me not the optimal procedure.
> Something like the message-driven beans may be more apt.
There are a number of JSRs in progress or starting that are relevant:
JSR-067 Java APIs for XML Messaging
JSR-101 Java APIs for XML RPC
JSR-109 Implementing Enterprise Web Services
> Are there already some documents out describing the relation of SOAP to
> J2EE?
A number of freely available SOAP related toolkits have J2EE connection
schemes. Take a look at these for some details.
cheers
--oh