JAX-RPC Working Mechanism
JAX-RPC uses SOAP and HTTP to do RPCs over the network. The SOAP specification defines the necessary structure, encoding rules, a convention for doing RPCs, and its corresponding responses. The RPCs and responses are transmitted over the network using HTTP as the primary transport mechanism.
From an application developer's point of view, an RPC-based system has two aspects: the server side (the Web service) and the client side. The Web service exposes the procedures that can be executed, and the client does the actual RPC over the network.
As discussed in earlier chapters, a Web service environment is based on open standards such as SOAP, HTTP, and WSDL. It is therefore possible that a Web service or a client wasn't ...
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