Comments on: Java web service frameworks — a brief survey http://biotext.org.uk/java-web-service-frameworks-a-brief-survey/ Not a typewriter Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:29:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Neil McF http://biotext.org.uk/java-web-service-frameworks-a-brief-survey/comment-page-1/#comment-138 Neil McF Fri, 28 Aug 2009 19:32:46 +0000 http://biotext.org.uk/?p=64#comment-138 I've been giving JBossWS (native) a bit of a shake-down and am generally quite pleased (barring initial frustrations due to a few gotchas). I'm a supporter of code-first development and quite liked how w/ JBossWS I was able to avoid editing the WSDL entirely by using their @Policy annotations. I've set up a quick tutorial on Knol (http://knol.google.com/k/neil-mcfarlane/creating-your-first-web-services-in-java/2rmibbku7c1e4/7#) for configuring WSRM with this stack if it is of any use to anyone. I’ve been giving JBossWS (native) a bit of a shake-down and am generally quite pleased (barring initial frustrations due to a few gotchas).

I’m a supporter of code-first development and quite liked how w/ JBossWS I was able to avoid editing the WSDL entirely by using their @Policy annotations.

I’ve set up a quick tutorial on Knol (http://knol.google.com/k/neil-mcfarlane/creating-your-first-web-services-in-java/2rmibbku7c1e4/7#) for configuring WSRM with this stack if it is of any use to anyone.

]]> By: Sheetal Mohan Sharma http://biotext.org.uk/java-web-service-frameworks-a-brief-survey/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Sheetal Mohan Sharma Wed, 06 May 2009 04:24:21 +0000 http://biotext.org.uk/?p=64#comment-95 Intersting article!!!. We have evaluated Axis2 and jax-ws and found jax-ws much cleaner and easy to develop. Looks like I need to ge my hands dirty with CXF and Spring-ws now :) Intersting article!!!. We have evaluated Axis2 and jax-ws and found jax-ws much cleaner and easy to develop. Looks like I need to ge my hands dirty with CXF and Spring-ws now :)

]]> By: Dmitry http://biotext.org.uk/java-web-service-frameworks-a-brief-survey/comment-page-1/#comment-81 Dmitry Mon, 23 Mar 2009 11:17:53 +0000 http://biotext.org.uk/?p=64#comment-81 Nice post... Some comments. You can process SOAP message as an xml stream using ANY JAX-WS library (using Provider). You can generate JAXB classes on the fly - just use a custom classloader that download a scheme from somewhere, compile it dynamically (using javacompiler API for example ecj from eclipse) and feed the JAXB. Unfortunately, there is no SAWSDL support yet in jax-ws :-( Nice post…

Some comments.
You can process SOAP message as an xml stream using ANY JAX-WS library (using Provider).

You can generate JAXB classes on the fly – just use a custom classloader that download a scheme from somewhere, compile it dynamically (using javacompiler API for example ecj from eclipse) and feed the JAXB.

Unfortunately, there is no SAWSDL support yet in jax-ws :-(

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