SERVICES 
The short answer is no.

Here's the long answer:
It's possible to transfer SOAP messages over any transfer protocol, so
you could use JRMP or IIOP (the two transfer protocols that RMI uses),
but I don't think you could transfer SOAP directly over RMI. (The
message encoding models aren't compatible.)

BUT -- in order to use a different protocol, you must first define a
binding between SOAP and the protocol. I don't know of any products
that support SOAP over JRMP. IONA's Artix product supports SOAP over
IIOP. Many products support plug-in protocol bindings, so you could
always develop your own binding.

Many products support SOAP over JMS. Perhaps you would prefer that?

-Anne


On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 23:38:06 -0000, gre_gregor <gre_gregor@[...].com>  wrote:
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>  
>  I am a newcomer to the field of web services and i would appreciate
>  if someone help me to make the "first steps".
>  
>  From as long i have read up to now i have learned that in a WSDL we
>  are able to use SOAP , and for the transport we are using http.
>  My question is that if we are able to use instead of SOAP only RMI
>  in that way we will use as a transport layer the RMI.
>  If that is possible i will be gradefull is someone explain me how.
>  
>  Thanks
>  Greg
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