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Redhat has released the widely anticipated Redhat Developer Studio in Beta. The Developer Studio is in fact a series of Eclipse Plugins bundled together. Its 500+ MB download, currently available for Windows and Linux. No Mac OS X version yet.

We'll be publishing our first impressions in a couple of hours. Check back soon!

This article is an introduction to creating JavaFirst JAX-WS web service using Netbeans IDE and JBoss Application Server.

Web Services are playing a major part in the enterprise application domain. Before JAX-WS, JAX-RPC was used to develop web services in Java. Apache Axis has been one of the popular implementation for development of Web Services for Java. With the advent of JAX-WS developing web services has become much simpler. This article explains how to create simple web service using Netbeans and JBoss Application Server.

This article explains how to install JBossWS on JBoss Application Server

Introduction

JBossWS is JAX-WS implementation for JBoss Aplication Server. If you want to deploy JAX-WS compatible Web Services, you need to install the JBossWS patch on your JBoss application Server. At the time of writing this article, the latest stable version of JBoss is 4.2.1.GA and that of JBossWS is 2.0.0.GA.