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murrayja (Programmer)
26 Jul 10 18:27
I have been trying to develop a webservice using C# and visual studio and I have given up.   So now I am trying Java.  I am following a tutorial at http://www.roseindia.net/webservices/netbeans/SOAPwithAttachmentsAPIforJava.shtml and netbeans is saying import javax.xml.soap.*; is not found.

Where do I get it and where do I put it?

thanks
jim murray
 
Helpful Member!  Diancecht (Programmer)
27 Jul 10 3:18
I see the tutorial is using GlassFish. I think you will find that package in the j2ee.jar contained in the GlassFish installation

Cheers,
Dian

murrayja (Programmer)
27 Jul 10 9:28
Thanks,

I think I will return to trying to make my dot-net webservice work.  I located J2EE.jar and copied it to my netbeans project libraries folder but I still get a "not found" for javax.xml.soap.*.   It is also in my jdk lib.

I can look at the contents of my other jar files but not j2ee.jar.   It is empty.

thanks
jim
  
Diancecht (Programmer)
28 Jul 10 3:08
If you come back to Java, I'd consider using Eclipse instead of NetBeans

Cheers,
Dian

murrayja (Programmer)
28 Jul 10 7:08
I tried eclipse for a while but like netbeans better.  I am an old programmer from when an assembler was considered a high-level language and things with lots of options don't fit me well.

I got the dot-net webservice to go, finally.   I found a tutorial that mentioned including a "webreference" in the calling program.  Why didn't Microsoft tell me that?

regards
jim
 
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