Hello, It has JAX-WS api specification only, but we still need library makes implementation for JAX-WS like axis, cxf, metro It is exactly like Java provide built in jdbc api, but we still need implementation - called jdbc driver- For example We need oracle jdbc driver for working with Oracle, And mysql jdbc driver to work with mysql
@@javatips5979 Hello. Reviewing on the internet Java 1.6 implemented a JAX-WS implementation. therefore, one could develop JAX-WS web services without the need to use Axis2 or CXF. Is this true? If this was done in Java 1.6, why do current versions of java need to import the libraries, or do they no longer have JAX-WS implemented? Could you help me understand this question, please. Thanks.
Hello. Is it necessary to add the libraries such as Apache CXF, Axis2 or Metro? Java doesn't have JAX-WS built in? Thanks
Hello,
It has JAX-WS api specification only, but we still need library makes implementation for JAX-WS like
axis, cxf, metro
It is exactly like Java provide built in jdbc api, but we still need implementation - called jdbc driver-
For example We need oracle jdbc driver for working with Oracle,
And mysql jdbc driver to work with mysql
@@javatips5979 Hello. Reviewing on the internet Java 1.6 implemented a JAX-WS implementation. therefore, one could develop JAX-WS web services without the need to use Axis2 or CXF. Is this true? If this was done in Java 1.6, why do current versions of java need to import the libraries, or do they no longer have JAX-WS implemented? Could you help me understand this question, please. Thanks.
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