hello,
some one told me that by using webservices we can send values from java to .net
is it true
i dont know the webservices in java.
can you plz suggest me
we have a crossplatform project in which we have to send values from java to .net like we have to maintain sessions.
can you help me.
thanks in advance.
Greetings,
It is definitely possible to send values to and from WebServices written in either .NET or Java.There are numerous articles describing this interchange.
The easiest way to start is with the WSDL file for the Web Service you are trying to contact. If your service is .NET, and your client is going to be Java, then depending on the encoding, you might be able to use something like NetBeans to bring in the WSDL file and you will have access to the methods instantaneously.If the WSDL is rpc encoded you will have to download JWSDP and use command line tool wscompile to build the client stub code from the WSDL file.
If on the other hand, you want to consume the web service in .NET, that is .NET is the client, Visual Studio.NET's IDE has a WebClient wizard to allow you to build a client from a WSDL as well.
Now, there are some nuances that you will have to keep in mind, specifically around data marshalling.Once again, be ready for a journey through web articles, and I am sure you will get that all sorted out.
Finally, be patient. Small errors can take a long time to solve, but once you get passed them, the power of the WEB opens up a whole new window of opportunity.
Richard
