This paper discusses the fundamentals of application frameworks, the different flavors of application frameworks, the fundamentals of Web Services, and the relationship between application frameworks and Web Services. The paper discusses the current state of Web Services standards support by the .NET and J2EE frameworks, the key differences between the J2EE and .NET frameworks as far as their support for Web Services is concerned, and detailed discussion on how companies should choose between the Microsoft .NET and J2EE frameworks.
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