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- = 1. Targeting a Programming Model =
+  1. Targeting a Programming Model 
  
  One issue that is raised by the current approach is that, if Java beans can 
be annotated with just JSR-181 annotations, how do you determine whether the 
bean should be deployed as an Axis2 service vs. a JAX-WS service.
  
@@ -68, +68 @@

  Of the three approaches provided, this seems like the one closest to the 
goal.  If this approach were chosen though, there would need to be a default 
chosen for the cases in which this annotation was not specified on the 
endpoint.  '''To pass the JAX-WS TCK, we cannot require the presence of an 
additional annotation, so the default runtime for an annotated class should be 
JAX-WS.'''
  
  
- = 2. Deployment Model =
+  2. Deployment Model
  
  TODO: Discuss the various deployment steps necessary to get an annotated 
endpoint up and running.
  
@@ -79, +79 @@

  * What are the minimum requirements for deploying the bean?   Just the 
@WebService annotation?  No services.xml?
  
  
- = 3. Configuration =
+  1. Configuration
  
  In the absence of the services.xml, the user does not have a way to configure 
some of the QoS/module information that may have existed in the services.xml.  
There is also operation-level configuration information that can be specified 
like which MessageReceiver to use that can be included at the operation level.  
The current proposal for solving this is to introduce additional annotations 
that can provide this information.
  

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