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JAX-WS is a Java API for creating and consuming SOAP-based web services. It specifies bindings, endpoints and data types for XML messages and integrates with Jakarta/Java EE servers. Suitable for interoperable enterprise interfaces; maintenance and performance must be weighed against lighter HTTP/JSON alternatives. Tooling and detailed specs support governan…
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JAX-WS is a Java specification and runtime family for web services based on XML, SOAP, and WSDL.
JAX-WS grew in the Java ecosystem from the need to describe and call interoperable XML web services in a standard way. The specification is now continued as Jakarta XML Web Services in the Eclipse EE4J environment.
A WSDL describes the contract and messages, from which Java interfaces or bindings are created. A client or endpoint serializes calls as XML and transports them through SOAP.
WSDL describes operations, messages, and data types.
It translates between Java objects and XML messages.
It exposes service operations over a transport.
JAX-WS fits established SOAP integrations and formal service contracts. Versions, interoperability, security, and the Jakarta or Java runtime lifecycle are critical.
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