Re: web service question (weblogic / j2ee related)

On Tue, 2006-03-14 at 18:25 -0800, cangoce@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
How are they supposed to
access this new web service I have developed. Do they have to manually
open a TCP/IP connection and manually send request? And then the
client would receive the response and manually parse the resulting
HTML
for his response?

Manually? There are libraries for dealing with various kinds of
webservices for all kinds of languages. I'm partial to RPC-enabled
servlets with LWP perl clients, and Python clients with Twisted,
personally.

As for parsing the response, consider using XML instead of HTML.

.

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