Good Evening Chad

No consequences as long as you're willing to put in the effort to determine 
which version you're going to use, build the examples/samples and modify the 
sample to suit the features you desire
The service and the client will have to agree on style (RPC or doc/literal), 
namespace declarations, Datatypes and schema provided

Anyone else?
Martin --
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "ChadDavis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "axisUsers" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2007 6:46 PM
Subject: consequences of choosing axis


> Hi.  I'm jut getting started learning about web services, and I've
> decided to use axis2.  I'm trying to figure out whether this choice
> incurs any consequences.  I could have chosen from several other
> platforms that support web service development, obviously.  From what
> I can tell so far, it shouldnt matter, but I'm not that knowledgable
> yet, so I'm asking for other people's advice.  My thinking goes
> something like this:  if a web service publishses a WSDL, then the
> client could be built on any web service technology that works with
> WSDL -- correct?  The WSDL is a black box kind of thing and the
> provider and the concsumer ( client ) are completely agnostic to one
> another?  So, if I need to write a client to consumer a web service
> that publishes a WSDL, I can use axis 100% of the time?  Is this true?
> 
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