IMO, if you are up to a book like "Professional Java Soap", you should have some basic computer skills, including knowing how to use Web sites and a search engine.

Well, we can do some hand-holding, if you want:

If you go to the APress site, you'll see a Download button (should be a hint). Once you click that button, you'll see this in a bold and red font:Downloads for books formerly published by Wrox and Glasshaus are located...

How much clearer can they make it? Follow the link, and you'll end up at the APress support site. At the bottom of that page there is a drop-down list. Click the down arrow on the right side of that list to open it. A list with book titles will magically appear. Scroll down the list (you can use the little square at the scroll bar on the right side for that. Click your mouse, and while holding it down, move it slowly downwards) until you see Professional Java Soap under the P of Professional.

Select the book, and then click the Select Book button. There is your source code.

A direct link doesn't make sense. Wiley is a competitor of APress, so why should Wiley direct customers to their competitors?

Imar


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Imar Spaanjaars
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