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Salesforce is now JAX-WS enabled!

Posted by arungupta on May 13, 2007 at 9:26 PM PDT
29,800 customers and 646,000 subscribers of salesforce.com - they can now use fast and furious JAX-WS tools and runtime to access and interact with their applications programmatically. The JAX-WS team at Sun has worked closely with Salesforce team to create QuickStart, Enterprise and Partners (to be hosted soon) bundles using JAX-WS 2.1.1. Each bundle is

  • Self-contained, with all pre-generated client-side artifacts and JAX-WS libraries required to invoke a standard (quickstart, enterprise and partner) WSDL
  • Scripts to invoke the endpoint in the main directory
  • Instructions (in etc directory) on how to re-generate your artifacts if you have a custom WSDL using
    • Scripts in the bin directory
    • A template build.xml (in etc directory) for Ant scripts

salesforce.com processes more API transactions than it does Web browser / UI requests and JAX-WS bundles are very well equipped to handle that. This is the same JAX-WS that is also available in GlassFish v2.

Use these bundles and let us know your feedback.

Read more details here.

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