using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards page 27. 2.1.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using

using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards logon, page 25. 2.1.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using

using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards page 28. 2.1.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using

using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards page 28. 2.1.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using

using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards page xxxi. 5.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using

using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards logon, page 5. 2.1.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using

using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards page 31. 2.1.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using

using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards page xxxi. 5.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using

using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards logon, page 5. 2.1.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using

using text-only standards like HTTP and XML. On the downside (and, one could say, typical of things related to XML), a lot of standards are involved before a web service can be implemented. Many of the standards page 25. 2.1.1.4 Object management The current OOWS for JAX-WS has certain memory management related limitations. When you no longer need an object, call its IManagedObjectRef::release() method explicitly manipulated and launched using the Main API. The coding examples use a pseudo-code style closely related to the object-oriented web service (OOWS) for JAX-WS. Depending on which environment you are using