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Enterprise Web Services with Model-View-Controller (MVC) Architecture

In the previous article, "Developing Web Services with Borland JBuilder Enterprise and BEA WebLogic Server," I described how to create a simple Web service from an existing "legacy" code. I will build upon the simple project from that article and add MVC components to show my point. You should be familiar with how to create Web Services using some enterprise or free toolkit, such as Borland JBuilder and BEA WebLogic or Eclipse and Axis. Also, you should be familiar with MVC in general.

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Developing Web Services with Borland JBuilder Enterprise and BEA WebLogic Server

In this article, I will explain how to create a simple Web service from an existing Java application using enterprise-level tools, such as JBuilder X or JBuilder 2005 Enterprise and BEA WebLogic Application Server. I will describe the structure, standards, and logic of a Web service and the platforms involved. To demonstrate a Web service in action, a project with a server and a client will be created. The client will initiate a real Web service session to the server. I will also briefly describe how to accomplish the same, by using freely available tools such as Eclipse IDE and Axis Toolkit.

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