August 21, 2007

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Web service interoperability between Java and .NET environments is here today with Project Tango, an implementation of Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT) and part of Sun's web services stack known as Metro. In this Java Deep Dive, host Ed Ort, from the java.sun.com team, interviews Arun Gupta, Sun Technology Evangelist for Web Services and Next Gen Web Apps (a.k.a, Web 2.0). Get insights into Project Tango and its importance. Learn about the specifications that comprise WSIT and that are implemented in Project Tango. Most important, find out how easy it is to create and use interoperable web services through Project Tango.

Links

• Project Tango (part of Metro) - Learn about Project Tango and WSIT.
• Metro - Learn about Metro, use it, and extend it.
• Project Tango: An Overview (PDF) - Read this document and get insights into Project Tango.
• GlassFish Community - Learn about the GlassFish community and its work in building free, open source, production-quality, enterprise software.
• Takes two to Tango: Java Web Services and .NET Interoperability (TS-4865) - View this technical session that was presented at the 2007 JavaOne Conference.

Demos

• WSIT Screencasts - Follow along as key members of the WSIT team show you how to use the NetBeans IDE and the GlassFish application server to create and use interoperable web services.

Blogs

• Miles to go ... Arun Gupta's blog.

Downloads

• NetBeans 5.5.1 - Use this IDE to easily create interoperable web services.
• GlassFish V2 - An open source, Java EE 5-compliant application server that provides the runtime environment for Metro.