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Re: Web Services: top down or bottom up? Hi Doug, I have battle scares from both the approaches. Here are my pros for top down (and cons for bottom up and vice-a-versa). Pros: * There is something to Posted - Wed Apr 14, 2010 5:38 pm	Prakash Malani bsimpson_099 Offline Send Email
Re: Web Services: top down or bottom up? For me the bigger activity is designing the schema (talking about large schema libs.... or scenarios when you are using industry standard schema - HL7/ Posted - Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:00 pm	shiladitya dey shiladityadey Offline Send Email
Web Services: top down or bottom up? Ok, I have a definite bias. I think that bottom-up web service design is the best approach. My main reason for this is that YOU get to design the objects, Posted - Fri Mar 19, 2010 2:47 pm	Doug B doug_bieber Offline Send Email
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Re: [ocjug] WAR files that reference versioned jars Hi, Try using manifest class path. You need to add Classpath entries to MANIFEST.MF. These jar files entries could be relative or absolute. Thanks. Sarma Posted - Fri May 8, 2009 2:47 am	SUBBARAYA V R SARMA C... subbaraya Offline Send Email
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