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I have some experience in Spring and lately, I discovered through Appfuse that you can easily publish Web services using Spring JAXWS. I have no prior experience with Java web services. All I know is one widely used framework for WS is Apache Axis.

asked Oct 14 '09 at 11:03

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(Oct 27 '09 at 08:01) Nikki Erwin Ramirez ♦♦ Nikki%20Erwin%20Ramirez's gravatar image

With no answer yet to this question, I guess I should give my 2 cents on the topic to clean out the Java questions...

The answer depends on whether you have a good Spring mentor around. The process of exposing a JAX-WS web service in Spring 2.5.x is discussed here. The process looks easy, but I couldn't make it work using my limited Spring knowledge.

If you don't have a Spring expert around to help you understand the setup process, I suggest you go with Apache Axis. It's been around longer so there are way more tutorials around for it (dunno if it still generates ugly code, though).

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answered Oct 27 '09 at 05:52

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I suggest learning the basics of JAX-WS before diving into Spring JAX-WS support and integration points of Apache Axis. Sun provided a decent J2EE tutorial(1.4 or 5). You can grab it on their site.

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answered Nov 14 '09 at 11:09

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