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Complete SOAP Wrapping Specification

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Prize: $50
Entries Received: 5
Winner: poornachand

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I need to create a good spec for a project that creates a SOAP wrapper for an existing Stateless Java RMI project.

The spec should detail how to write a SOAP wrapper that can be plugged in as easily as possible to replace the current RMI implementation.

I have already written the spec in my own words (see attached Word Document) and I have also included the current Remote Interface source code and the Value Classes.

I am not including the actual Stateless Beans.

The final design is targeted for JBoss 7 and a Java client. The design must make use of the latest Java standards where needed.

A one or two page document with two or three diagrams will be good enough.

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nehajain2050
- 12 years ago
Can I still post an entry to this contest ?
- 12 years ago
debasish5849
- 12 years ago
Will it be OK to require a few more annotations/configurations on the remote interfaces? In that case the scalability of the components would be preserved.
- 12 years ago
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1. debasish5849
  - 12 years ago
  I have provided the simplest way to achieve this. After jar-ing the classes generated by wsimport, just put the jar in the client's class path to compile the client
  - 12 years ago
2. debasish5849
  - 12 years ago
  They don't allow you to edit your entries. Just wanted to add, the remote EJBs can still be accessed using CORBA, so reverting takes nothing
  - 12 years ago