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Java J2EECreating a Web service from a Stateless Session Bean
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Add CommentFiled in: J2EERick Hightower; Kyle Gabhart; Peter Schmitz; Jacob Weintraub February 2003 This tutorial shows how easy it is to convert existing Enterprise JavaBeans components into Web services with the WebSphere SDK for Web Services V5 (WSDK). It demonstrates the ability of IBM's WSDK to convert a Stateless Session Bean in one easy step into a full Web service conforming to the requirements of JSR-109 - The Web Services for J2EE Architecture. Register for this tutorial After you register, you can...n
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