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Webservices with Spring, XFire and jsr181 Posted: Mar 15, 2007 11:12 PM
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Just wanted to share my experiences i made yesterday while implementing webservices via XFire. Since i migrated to Java5 yesterday, i thought its a good idea to use its strengths in form of using annotations for webservices. Because i am using Spring, XFire was an obvious choice because of its neat integration into Spring. So take a seat and see yourself how easy it is to create webservices with this combination

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