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I am looking for a framework to turn given Java class into WebService (may be with some limitations on method parameters etc)
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You can use axis2, or xfire. I'm sure there are other ways also, but these are the two that I've used.
The de-facto standard for this is Apache Axis: http://ws.apache.org/axis/ and http://ws.apache.org/axis2/
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I was reading the JNI spec and saw the reflection support methods section.
I don't quite understand what they are used for or what's the intended purpose. Since method ID is looked up using name and signature, don't we already have that information? And if we want to get more details, we can always write a java wrapper. So that cannot be the purpose I thought.
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I need to build and use knowledge base in Java application. Are there any frameworks for Java that allow to do this?
Jess (http://www.jessrules.com) is what I was searching for.
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I am new to webServices. I want to develop a webservice in Java. So far I came to know, WSDL is needed to kickstart with WebServices. So, How do I create a WSDL? Is there any tool which makes this easy?
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If you use JAX-WS (ships with Java 6, separate download for Java 5) and you expose a #WebMethod properly the WSDL can be automatically generated by the JAX-WS stack at runtime.
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Is there a Java equivalent for ASP.NET Membership?
Even though is not exactly equivalent, you can take a look at JAAS (every Java EE application server must support it). It will provide you user/role authentication and authorization.
There is no built-in frontend for managing user and roles though...
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Are there any implementations of the WS-Discovery specification for JAX-WS RI, Axis2, CXF or other toolkits?
The only Java-implementation that I know of is this one: http://code.google.com/p/java-ws-discovery/
There are JAX-WS examples in the Wiki.
At the time of the question CXF was not supporting WS-Discovery. It is supported since release 2.7 (http://cxf.apache.org/docs/27-migration-guide.html)
Please check my lightweight approach JavaWsDiscovery: https://github.com/thhart/javaWsDiscovery. It will query the local network with a WS-Discovery probe and returns you all answering devices.