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Who consumes lessor resources Axis + SOAP Vs Tomcat + Servlets

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In part of ongoing investigations, i am evaluating the methods to setup the server side component of simple web-services, where there is a simple transfer of data.

In this regard, I am considering the following two options ::

a) Apache AXIS + SOAP

b) Apache Tomcat + Servlets

Which, in general, has a lower memory footprint, and consumes lesser resources in general?

posted Aug 11, 2013 by Mandeep Sehgal

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