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Esha
How can i recommend client that .net webservices are better than J2ee
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Chris Mullins [MVP - C#]
Esha said:
It's really a question more of requirements and talent on hand.
Deciding on your requirements (WS-Security, MTOM, WS-Transaction, etc) is
really the place to start. Once you have a solid list of what requirements
are needed, you need to find a Web Service toolkit that will let you easily
build these services.
In .Net land, that toolkit is WCF these days. WCF is pretty darn slick,
offers a good feature set, and is broadly supported by Visual Studio. The
debugging experience is pretty good, and the systems you can build atop it
seem to work quite well.
I'm not sure of the Java landscape for Web Service toolkits, but I would
imagine there are similar solutions out there.
It's just a question of determining your requirements and then finding the
right tools for the job. In the absense of a cut-and-dried requirements win
by one platform or the other, fall back to talent. If your orginization
already has alot of Java talent, then that's probably the deciding factor.
Likewise, if you've alot of .Net talent around, then that's probably the way
to go.
I've totally not answered your question at all...
