Chapter 2 introduced the concepts behind JAX-RPC and demonstrated how to create simple JAX-RPC applications starting with a service endpoint defined in the form of a Java interface. This chapter builds on the discussion of SOAP messaging in Chapter 3 and of WSDL in Chapter 5 to show you how to do much more with JAX-RPC. This is quite a long chapter, which introduces many features of the JAX-RPC API and the wscompile and wsdeploy utilities that were not covered in Chapter 2. While reading this chapter, you will probably find it useful to refer to the detailed API coverage in the reference section of this book and to Chapter 8, which contains more information on the command-line tools and their associated configuration files.
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