2-java clients communicate with java based web-service

I'm new 2 web-services.
I need to create 2-java clients(a game like chess) & communicate them through a java based web-service.
I can create the web service.(using Netbeans getting started tutorial.only the basic stuff)
when we create the 2-clients are those should be web-clients or are they should be normal java
applications.
(clients should be GUI based)
??

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 <fault xmlns:p4="java:ie.revenue.rcm.ejb.session" type="p4:InvalidRequestException" class-name="ie.revenue.rcm.ejb.session.InvalidRequestException" name="InvalidRequestException">
</fault>
 </params>
 </operation>
 </operations>
 </web-service>
</web-services>
</pre>
 
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Eoin

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