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1.WebService Engine included in Websphere 5	Copy to clipboard
Posted by: bwstar Posted on: 2003-01-06 15:05 I fond that the WebService Engine included in Websphere 5 is apache soap 2.3, not AXIS 1.0, AXIS 1.0 is included in IBM WebService ToolKit 3.3 and only can be deployed on Websphere 4.04, Tomcat 4....

2.IBM WebSphere SDK for Web Services (WSDK) [Re: bwstar]

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Posted by: wishmaster
Posted on: 2003-01-07 13:13

The IBM WebSphere SDK for Web Services enables developers to create Java-based applications for Web service providers and consumers. This offering contains everything developers need in a single convenient package, including a IBM SDK for Java technology, a runtime environment, a private UDDI registry, tools, samples, and documentation. Download the developer kit today for free!

The IBM WebSphere SDK for Web Services is based on open specifications for Web services such as SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI and runs on both Linux and Windows operating systems. Collecting a number of technologies in a single package enables skilled early adopters to develop and test Java-based Web services. For development and deployment of Web services in a production environment, IBM offers Web services-enabled environments such as IBM WebSphere Application Server and IBM WebSphere Studio.

For the initial release of the IBM WebSphere SDK for Web Services, the following functions are included:

A lightweight WebSphere Application Server runtime environment for Web services (including a Xerces-based XML parser, Xalan, Apache AXIS (SOAP 3.0), etc.)
IBM SDK for Java Technology, version 1.3.1
UDDI4J-WSDL API to interface with a UDDI registry to publish and bind Web services
A private UDDI registry that is UDDI version 2 compliant (Version 2 UDDI registries are used for all the demos with the UDDI4J v.2.0 beta 2 code)
An entry-level database providing a JDBC implementation
Installation instructions for installing the developer kit for use as a service provider or consumer
Demos that can be used to publish a service and use a client that talks to the UDDI registry to find the service and then invoke it
Documentation about the Web Services Architecture, UDDI, and WSDL specifications
Sample Code for Web Service Operations (Publish (Unpublish), Find, Bind)
BAT/Script files to configure and set up demos and sample applications
Documentation (installation, demos, examples, etc.)
Web Services Conceptual Architecture white paper
The IBM WebSphere SDK for Web Services demonstrates continued IBM leadership in the area of Web services by providing foundation technology that will support interoperability profiles. Future versions will implement new Web services features and functions in continuing support of profiles and scenarios as defined over time by the Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I.org).

For more information:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/wsdk/wsdkfaqs.html