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Dear Sir:
I have some confusion about the style and the use of web
services. In WSDL 1.1 specification, there are four kinds of combinations of
style and use. They are RPC/Encoded, RPC/literal, Document/Encoded, and
Document/literal. The RPC/Encoded and Document/literal are the most common used
ones. In Axis, the user guide tells me there are four kinds of styles of
web services defined. They are RPC, Document, Wrapped and Message. However
the axis.jar has a Java2WSDL tool, the tool provides us to specify the service
style as Document, RPC and Wrapped. Can somebody help me to classify the
relationship of these service styles between the WSDL specificatiom, Axis
userguide and Axis Java2WSDL tool? They really makes me confused a lot. Why not
Axis Java2WSDL provides all kinds of web service styles? Thanks in
advance.
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