Re: Performance: Better take WSDD or WSDL for using EJBs from JavaWebStart

[Anne Thomas Manes]

You need to have both a WSDL file and a WSDD file for each Web service. The 
WSDL file describe the service from the client application's perspective 
(what does it need to know in order to invoke the service). The WSDD file 
describes the service from the service container's perspective (what does 
it need to know in order to process requests sent to the service).

Axis permits you to develop the service from either perspective. But the 
end result must contain both descriptions.

Anne

At 04:19 AM 4/5/2004, you wrote:
Hi,

i'm relatively new to Axis and have a working connection from JavaWebStart 
Client to a SessionBean on my JBoss Appliation Server with WSDD.

Which advantages has using WSDL instead of WSDD. For me as newby it seems 
to be much more complicated to create a running System. Is the performance 
better or the administration of the webservices or what else?

Thanks for your answers,
Thorsten





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Anne Thomas Manes
VP & Research Director
Burton Group