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Hello!

I need to "dive into JAX-WS programming".

So, I played around with Netbeans, after 20 or so erroneous attempts, finally managed to let a web service client execute a web service.

I noticed, that a lot of code is generated, especially JAXB classes for the web service response.

My current task is, to write a web service and web client completely by hand.

Is JAXB required at all? Is is part of the standard anyway? What would happen without it?

EDIT:
Seems that the answer is given here

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You can see Developing Web Services with Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 1.4 Platform

Ajay
In JavaEE 1.4, there was no JAXB. I assumed that, may be, JAXB was added as mandatory to JavaEE 1.5.
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