Post method on Web Service?

Hi,

I am basically familiar with how html pages work, but only doing my first web services so I am actually trying to compare both technologies together.

What I want to achieve is a web service that not only provides information as a response but also able to update information in a database on a request.

In html we can use forms to do this, we make our changes on the input objects in the html page, click the submit button, and our changes are posted back to the remote server were the server application will do something with those values.

I was wondering if web services also support such a feature!

Also on the forum i read that Java 1.6 now supports web service from J2SE .. is this true? and would you people recomend using that (rathern then a full blown application server)?

tx.

[835 byte] By [tx56ma] at [2007-11-27 1:37:57]
# 1

Yes, web services follow the same form as HTML forms. The data is passed as XML usually over SOAP. Once the web service receives the data on the server, you can do anything you like with it.

Java 6 has support for web services but it is intended more as a client view rather than a server one.

simonkent1a at 2007-7-12 0:49:17 > top of Java-index,Enterprise & Remote Computing,Enterprise Technologies...
# 2

Hi,

I have a problem with creating j2me web service client

I make a web service method in the server which is using jdk1.5

@WebMethod

public Result searchResult(SearchParameter searchObj){

return Result.searchObjects(searchObj);

}

it will return result with type Result

but now, I am confused how to get the respon

because the type used is not the primitive type of wsdl

please explain to me about this

thank you

andhiezzza at 2007-7-12 0:49:17 > top of Java-index,Enterprise & Remote Computing,Enterprise Technologies...