Access Remote Webservice via Internet

Hi all,
Iam new to Web Services ...
Could any of u give me an Article or Code ... how could we access a basic webservice from Java ..... which is available remotly.
plz help me .. tks in advance...

abp_JavaPrg@mdu wrote:
I got the same error while I trying to connect the server in that port via ssh.I know ssh is "the new telnet", but I did not say telnet to be retro. ssh does encryption stuff, telnet does not. For checking that a port is open and (if the server sends at least the handshake in a human readable format) checking that the server you think is running is running telnet is a better option.
From the sounds of it the application you think is running is not running.

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