The JSR 101 specification is the old generation web services API predating JAX-WS, which in fact was to become JAX-RPC 2.0.

JAX-RPC 1.x is pruned from Java EE, and should not be used anymore. This sample is only provided for historical purposes.

• jaxrpc-endpoint - Defines a very basic hello endpoint (as all classical JAX-RPC examples did), generates the required .wsdl and mapping files, deploys the service, and calls it via two client side approaches: dynamic proxy and DII.
• jaxrpc-security - Like jaxrpc-endpoint, but the service is protected and requires SOAP message level authentication via an encrypted username/password credential in the security header, and calls it via generated Stubs. (to keep the sample somewhat restricted in size does not sign the message)

More information on how to run can be found at: https://github.com/javaee-samples/javaee7-samples#how-to-run-