No toolkit is ever 100% compliant. Yes, it is possible to write a WS-I
compliant service and client using some of the toolkits including
Axis/Axis2. Did you understand the distinction? The key is tesing with
WS-I compliant testing tools and tweaking the wsdl and schema to make
sure they are complaint and cross checking sample messages on the wire
to make sure they are compliant.
-- dims
On 6/23/06, Price, Stephen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, just starting for the first time developing a component to communicate
with a web service. Our client has sent us the wsdl and we were going to use
Axis to convert the wsdlto java to call the web service. Our client has told
us that we shouldn't use axis as their service is WS-I compliant, whereas Axis
is not. I am not 100% sure about this. Can anyone tell me ?
Thanks,
Stephen
Stephen Price
Software Developer
TerraNua
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