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EJB, J2EE, and XML Web Services Expertise J2EE vs. Microsoft.NET A comparison of building XML-based web services By Chad Vawter and Ed Roman June 2001 Prepared for Sun Microsystems, Inc. J2EE vs. Microsoft .NET Page 1 © 2001 The Middleware Company · / Table of Contents I. Preface3 II. Introduction 3 Building web services with technologies that have gained the most acceptance4 The J2EE and Microsoft.NET approach to Web Services 5 III. J2EE 5 Java: The foundation for J2EE 6 J2EE and Web Services6 Reference Implementation 8 Additional Services 8 IV. Microsoft’s .NET Platform 8 The .NET Framework 10 .NET Servers 10 Other .NET Products and Services10 Understanding J2EE and .NET by analogy11 V. Comparative Analysis 12 Time-to-Market Features12 Single-Vendor Solution13 Support for Existing Systems13 Market Perception 14 Maturity of Platform14 Language Support 15 Migration from Previous Platform 16 Portability17 Web Services Support 19 Tools20 Shared Context 20 System Cost21 Performance 22 Scalability23 VI. Conclusions23 J2EE vs. Microsoft .NET Page 2 © 2001 The Middleware Company · / I. Preface In this whitepaper, we will make a powerful comparison between the two choices that businesses have for building XML-based web services: the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE)1, built by Sun Microsystems and other industry players, and Microsoft.NET2, built by Microsoft Corporation. Some of the statements we make will offend you, and hopefully more of them will agree with you. So as you read this paper, please remember our three promises: 1. We promise to compare these choices at a lo