Old JWSDP tutorial 1.3

I am looking for the old JWSDP tutorial 1.3 in the .pdf format.
It seems to be no more available on the web ( I have found only the new tutorial 1.4 and the online .html version).
Could anybody help me finding a downloadable version of the old tutorial ?
Thanks!
G.

goto
http://java.sun.com/webservices/downloads/webservicespack.html
U will find a link in this page
Java WebServices Tutorial, v1.4
Download
Incase you are looking for the old PDF only then
http://java.sun.com/webservices/downloads/1.3/index.html

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    I installed JWSDP 2.0 and and Tomcat 5.0 for JWSDP. The server runs fine and the example HelloWorld is accessible (I can see the WSDL file in my browser: http://localhost:8080/jaxrpc-HelloWorld/hello?WSDL).
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    This is the error I get:
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    [java] at hello.HelloWorldService_Impl.getHelloIFPort(HelloWorldService_Impl.java:59)
    [java] at hello.HelloClient.setUp(HelloClient.java:68)
    [java] at hello.HelloClient.main(HelloClient.java:45)
    [java] Java Result: 1
    I am not sure about the structure of the application, so I don't know where to look for the "FastInfosetSurce" file.
    Thanks for any help.
    Best regards.

    Hi,
    I reselved the problem by just copying the FastInfoset to the jaxrpc\lib directory (I am sure this should work in a different way).
    Well, the next problem I am getting is that the "XMLStreamWriter" class cannot be found. This class is contained in jsr173_api.jar.
    I guess my main question is the following:
    Which projects are necessary to get this simple helloWorld example to work?
    I did set the JWSDP_HOME varible. Is there another setting I have to make to have all necessary jar-files available and to be able to run the samples?
    Could anybody point me to a tutorial that does not only show a few lines of code (as the HelloWorld sample in the JWSDP-Tutorial) but that would instead lead me through a step-by-step sample application that I write by myself and actually runs at the end? The example in the JWSDP-Tutorial uses all kinds of existing config files which are not explained.
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    I have tried unsuccessfully build the JWSDP Tutorial examples, using the accompanying documentation as a guide. All of my environmental variables have been set accordingly (with the newer settings placed at the front of my CLASSPATH).
    This is what I'm entering at the prompt:
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    I did read through everything closely a second and third time, to ensure that I wasn't missing anything. Do I need to set CATALINA_HOME? If so, what would that setting be (I'm running WINNT 4.0 SP 6).
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    Thanks again for your help. I still had to do some "tweaking" to get things to work, but you put me on the right track. (Going over the build.xml file didn't hurt either.)
    In case you're interested, these are the changes I made to the Environmental Variables settings (WINNT 4.0 SP 6). I'm listing them here, since they aren't documented elsewhere (at least not anywhere I could find).
    CLASSPATH:
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    PATH:
    %SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%JWSDP_HOME%\bin;%JAVA_HOME\bin;%ANT_HOME%\bin;
    This is the strange one, since the same files needed to run ANT are in %JWSDP_HOME%\bin, which is already in the PATH. It shouldn't be necessary to have it listed twice, but it won't work otherwise (?!)
    ANT_HOME:
    Directory where ANT is installed (such as C:\jakarta-ant-1.4.1
    (The documentation makes no mention of this setting.)
    Since I made these changes, there haven't been any problems. I awarded you the 5 Duke Dollars for putting me on the right track (and saving me from a mega-migraine).
    ~ Sheila

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