SOAP and JWSDP 1.6

I am exploring the new java web services developer pack and i am wondering if it still uses SOAP? SOAP has some obvious security issues as it can cloak data due to the fact that it uses http which will not be filtered by firewalls and the like.
Which new features address the security issues usually connected to web services in this new developer pack?
Another thing, while reading the tutorial for this developer pack i cant seem to find any mention of a WSDL document. But they do mention a XML schema which is entered to a binding compiler. Is this the same thing?
-Thomas

I am exploring the new java web services developer
pack and i am wondering if it still uses SOAP? yes it is. SOAP is still a transporting medium.
SOAP has some obvious security issues as it can cloak data
due to the fact that it uses http which will not be
filtered by firewalls and the like.
Which new features address the security issues
usually connected to web services in this new
developer pack?It uses the XWS-Security 2.0EA framework to implement security for web services. Unfortunately, this only cater to the web modules (e.g. WAR) n not the ejb modules.
Another thing, while reading the tutorial for this
developer pack i cant seem to find any mention of a
WSDL document. But they do mention a XML schema which
is entered to a binding compiler. Is this the same
thing?i think it is. WSDL is a kind of XML document. isn't it? :)

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