Can someone point me to a decent resource about consuming a web service
in Java? Or maybe reccomend a book?
Thanks,
Scott

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I am running JRun 4.0. and am
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I have edited web.xml file and

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this for a while, and I seem to be stuck in a very stupid way of
thinking. I would be very heappy if anybody could point me to a way out
of it. The problem is this: I have a tree structure containing game

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