Cross Language Barriers with SOAP and a Java Web Service
SOAP lives up to its promise of cross-language interaction.
by Vikas Pandya
June 1, 2002
he Web services programming model is breaking down the barriers of cross-platform and cross-language communications. Because it works through simple XML-formatted text messages, code written in any language should be able to interact with code written in any other language, on any platform, anywhere. That sounds good in theory, but practice is often quite different. In this article I'll show you how to put the theory into practice.
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he Web services programming model is breaking down the barriers of cross-platform and cross-language communications. Because it works through simple XML-formatted text messages, code written in any language should be able to interact with code written in any other language, on any platform, anywhere. That sounds good in theory, but practice is often quite different. In this article I'll show you how to put the theory into practice.
