WSDP w/ Apache SOAP-RPC

Hi,
Has anyone tried to develop/deploy a web service under WSDP and invoke it from a client app written under Apache SOAP-RPC? Can this be done w/ or w/o 'axis'
from Apache-SOAP?
Thanks,
Marcia

yes, this can be done ...and even vice versa.
This is just a soap call and it dees not matter from where it is called.
Generate the webservice and deploy it. Use the WSDL generated to create the client with Apache Soap. Point to the end point URL for the webservice made with JAX-RPC.
I tried by creating a webservice with Apache Soap-RPC and accessing through the client made with Jax-RPC.
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