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Hi,<br />
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I often confuse with web service concepts relating to below topics<br />
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1.web service jax-ws approach<br />
2. web service jax-rps approach<br />
3.web service rest approach<br />
4. implementing security in web service, SSL, https etc in different servers like tomcat, websphere, jboss<br />
5. Why and how to use SOAPUI? <br />
6. Any alternate tools for SOAPUI<br />
7. What is payload talkied commonly in web service world<br />
<br />
Which approach is good. what are the advantages, disadvantages of each approach.<br />
<br />
what are the best, simple URLs on the net to browse daily to reinforce these concepts quickly with working examples.<br />
&nbsp;What are the best books for this.<br />
<br />
Please advise.<br />
<br />
Any links resources ideas highly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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Hi,

I often confuse with web service concepts relating to below topics

1.web service jax-ws approach
2. web service jax-rps approach
3.web service rest approach
4. implementing security in web service, SSL, https etc in different servers like tomcat, websphere, jboss
5. Why and how to use SOAPUI? 
6. Any alternate tools for SOAPUI
7. What is payload talkied commonly in web service world

Which approach is good. what are the advantages, disadvantages of each approach.

what are the best, simple URLs on the net to browse daily to reinforce these concepts quickly with working examples.
 What are the best books for this.

Please advise.

Any links resources ideas highly appreciated. Thanks in advance

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