Introducing SOAP and JAX-WS

[@dougchampigny8203]

Very good demonstration. Very clear and concise. I wish other tutorials were this clear and paced out nicely.

[@GabrielToriz]

This was a great tutorial! Congratulations! One of the best in KZbin.

[@TheKuma109]

Excellent tutorial, excellent execution. This is one of the best KZbin channels I have ever come across. I'm looking forward to watching your other videos.

[@AdrianVrabie]

wow! I haven't seen such high quality lessons for a long time. The SOAP was explained so easily and the examples were easy.

[@hdjksa52]

No, you didn't oversimplify. I spent money on a Oracle University and they're a lot more complicated. I needed this to break it down for me. This _really_ helped a lot

[@PeterPerhac]

one of the best technical videos ever. nicely explained basics. a bit too slow, but youtube offers the speed setting, so listening at 2x was actually still pretty comprehensible.

[@mohanishchaudhari3091]

Well I gotta say, I am in deep love with the way you teach. Excellent video. Nice job.

[@Bhoji1]

awesome..best video tutorial in youtube...can't leave without liking and commenting...

[@rafaelvincere]

Best starting tutorial about java ws I found so far!

[@benjamine.ndugga729]

This is soooo goodm Welldone man I can not think of any video that can introduce Webervices....

[@rodossaenz]

pretty badass awesome tutorial, simple, cleary and no framework or web container in it. Just what I have looking for. Great job!

[@VPPChesterwood]

Thanks Rodolfo!

[@earthlng]

Awesome tutorial, great work. Thank you for the presentation.

[@sharanya_sr]

Great video... Please upload more.

[@josepedrodeferreira2655]

Best tutorial I found on the subject, thank you.Subscribed

[@VPPChesterwood]

Glad you've enjoyed them, great to have you on board.

[@vivekpatel7222]

very nice tutorial...made quite clear on concept of SOAP

[@vimalprasathj1]

Thanks for this. It is crisp clear.

[@martinezjosei]

Thanks for being so simple and basic!

[@Griushe]

Have never commented on youtube. But now I have. Great tutorial!

[@VPPChesterwood]

Well, we are glad you decided to and even happier that you enjoyed the tutorial!

[@carlonnmarte3347]

oh my cat , it is the most clear and great tutorial i find ... thanks a lot but i need more about WS wsdl SOAP please... regards

[@VPPChesterwood]

Really glad you (and your cat) enjoyed it! All our courses can be found on our website www.virtualpairprogrammers.com/courses

[@tianshulin3477]

Hi, I followed your tutorial but I could not get any web service information at url localhost:8080/any/name/you/like/employeeservice however, I could see the xml information at localhost:8080/any/name/you/like/employeeservice?wsdl

[@spymuthu]

That's called WSDL. You can test your WSDL with SoapUI.

[@anthonymoeridjan5002]

I encountered the same thing. This wasn't an issue for me, but I still would like to know why I didn't receive any information on the entered url

[@VPPChesterwood]

I think this feature has been removed on the most recent implementations - probably for security reasons as you don't really want a GET endpoint like this exposed to users. So please just ignore the feature, the important thing is that you can reach the WSDL - as long as that is showing, you're ready to start coding some clients.

[@ffx178]

Awesome tutorial bro keep it coming

[@MrNishantarora]

Awsome ..loved it..so basic and clear

[@anuragbharti5501]

Great lecture.thank you so much for nice explanation.

[@azoikk]

Awesome explanation. Thank you!

[@Boyarsskiy]

Thanks. Very simple explanation.

[@darckboy2006]

Thanks for what you do, i really apreciate that. I have a question, method getEmployeeServiceImplPort(); It is generate by JDK ? other wise from where it is, because i can't understand

[@VPPChesterwood]

silviu oncioiu Hi, yes it is generated by the WSImport tool; it uses the WSDL to determine what to generate.

[@nicckor01]

If i want to build N different domains with different privileges and services from server i should create N different clients?

[@AnthonyTouset]

Fantastic tutorial

[@fl4tcircl3]

Brilliant! Thank you very much!

[@Yokhen]

If I disable Tomcat then how would I be able to access localhost:8080???

[@VPPChesterwood]

Hi Yokhen, at around 26:30, we call "Endpoint.publish", which runs an embedded server, built into the JDK. So no Tomcat is needed to get these basic tests up and running. Hope that answers your query.

[@madhurshah4526]

After opening WSDL from browser - I am getting this - No JAX-WS context information available

[@VPPChesterwood]

+Madhur Shah I think that might happen if you try to run on a non Sun JDK. The embedded web server is only present in the Sun JDK. It could be other reasons, but this is the first thing we can think of.

[@ودالعتيق-ث8ف]

very very nice, can you give us the presentation

[@markmark9268]

Thank you so much the tutorial is really informative; You say "see next chapter" but video title doesn't have its chapters sequenced numbers like a 1-5 2-5 or similar? It's pretty hard to depend of youtube automatic "next" selection; So could you please add chapters numbers :'| The tutorials are really good so please keep making them

[@nk958]

Thanks you are great. Very good video

[@AleksandarT10]

Great Tutorial !

[@298sohail]

well explained. good job (y)

[@Wise___Man]

very very nice tutor!

[@yushan622]

Awesome. Thanks!

[@HemachandranM]

Good for starters .. !!

[@sikhoaurshikhao9169]

nice one........thanks

[@dengan699]

wow I love xml o_O