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Want some suggestion from you guys.
I am using web services to upload data to server, this data is send
after some event(clients not necessarily java clients). Is there some
better approach to do that.
If it is a good approach then what are other alternatives(other that
Apache Axis)

-Thanks

On 15 Mar, 06:04, "Bhanu" <ratneshmau...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Want some suggestion from you guys.
> I am using web services to upload data to server, this data is send
> after some event(clients not necessarily java clients). Is there some
> better approach to do that.
> If it is a good approach then what are other alternatives(other that
> Apache Axis)
>
> -Thanks

Alternatives :
XFire
Celtix
Apache CXF ( still beta )
Glue
JBossWS
ActiveSOAP
JibxSOAP

Try XFire ( http://xfire.codehaus.org/ ), very fast i easy to use.
But use MTOM support for uploading data, as i remember people send
data with size over 100MB whit this.

Tomek wrote:
> On 15 Mar, 06:04, "Bhanu" <ratneshmau...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> what are other alternatives (other that Apache Axis)
<for uploading large files via web-services?>
>
> Alternatives :
> XFire
> Celtix
> Apache CXF ( still beta )
> Glue

Is The Electric Mind's "Glue" still available? The URL
http://www.themindelectric.com/glue now leads to
http://www.webmethods.com/ where I can find no mention of Glue.

I'd like to know if it is commercial or open-source and where it can be
obtained.

> JBossWS
> ActiveSOAP
> JibxSOAP
>

> Is The Electric Mind's "Glue" still available? The URLhttp://www.themindelectric.com/gluenow leads tohttp://www.webmethods.com/where I can find no mention of Glue.
>
> I'd like to know if it is commercial or open-source and where it can be
> obtained.
>

As i remember it was commercial, so probably i shouldn't put it on the
list

På Thu, 15 Mar 2007 09:51:05 +0100, skrev Tomek <>:

> Alternatives :
> XFire
> Celtix
> Apache CXF ( still beta )
> Glue
> JBossWS
> ActiveSOAP
> JibxSOAP

Also keep in mind Axis (1.x) and Axis2 are different beasts. If the OPs
experiences are with the clumsy Axis 1.x code, perhaps looking into Axis 2
is an alternative.