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Changshin Lee

Changshin Lee (a.k.a. Ias /eeh-ah-s/) is a chief software researcher and developer in TmaxSoft, Korea. His activities in computer software lie mainly in standardization and open source development in Java. He joined JCP as an individual member since 2002 and has participated in various JSRs across different Java platforms, i.e. Java ME, SE and EE. He is also a committer in several open source projects such as Apache Axis, Beehive, Mirae, and Fast Infoset in Java.net. In Tmax, he has been working on JEUS, a Java EE application server, particularly XML and web services technologies. He graduated from Seoul National University (BS in Mathematics, 1999) and University of Newcastle upon Tyne (MSc in System Design for Internet Applications, 2005).

 

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JWS 2.1 vs JWS 2.0

Posted by iasandcb on January 3, 2007 at 7:02 AM PST

JWS (Java Web Services) 2.1 updates JAXB and JAX-WS to 2.1 and adds WSIT to its basic layer. Now JWS 2.1 is supported by GlassFish v2 while JWS 2.0 is built in JDK 6.

One typical issue is definitely how to use JWS 2.1 on JDK 6. It's well known that you can rely on Standard Endorsed Mechanism provided by Java SE, how about updating JWS from 2.0 to 2.1 for JDK 6u1? Comparing with WCF from .NET Framework 3.0, JDK 6 doesn't support WS-* by default. JDK 7 may be a solution, but it will take long.

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