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confusion in using either jax-ws(java) or .NET for implementing the web services. i would like to develop some web services and check the security loopholes in them(means to stimulate some attacks in SOA such as coercive parsing attack, dos attack etc..)
Which one either Java (or) .NET will be better for programming the web services for beginners?
Historically, .net has been better at “turn-key” web-service solutions, with cohesive tool support, whereas Java web-service development has generally been seen as more complicated, but with better flexibility and interoperability.
As time has passed, these stereotypes have become less pronounced, with Java tools becoming more intuitive, and microsoft stuff becoming better at interoperability.
As for your question, if you want to analyze security holes, then picking one or the other doesn’t really make sense, since they’re bound to have different problems.
But if you must pick one, and you have no familiarity with either, then my guess is that you’ll get further and faster using a .NET tool than a Java one (and I say that as a Java developer).