.java package proberably
> RPCProvider or MsgProvider
> and specify
>
> private String serviceClassName;
> private String springBeanName;
>
> the same as the parameters in the WSDD
>
> Hope this helps as a start
> matt
>
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:) Paul wanna integrate Spring into Axis2. So he came up with this code.
You can get a good idea outof it and change it according to your
requirement.
Remember users can implement MessageReceivers anyway they wanted.
Saminda
trebor iksrazal wrote:
Thanks for the reply Saminda - this is what
Thanks for the reply Saminda - this is what I need and
I'm going to try and use it.
However, this code does not seem to be in the current
subversion trunk. Anyone know why?
iksrazal
--- Saminda Abeyruwan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Iksrazal,
>
> Paul Fremantle has done a greate work in i
Hi Iksrazal,
Paul Fremantle has done a greate work in integrating Spring framework to
Axis2. You can find more info in
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-dev&m=112866697704950&w=2
Saminda
trebor iksrazal wrote:
Hi all,
We have an app that uses the Spring framework. We now
need to have we
As a starting point you need to write a Spring handler
class ... Depending on the Type of service you are
providing RPC/literal, document/literal,
document/wrapped this class will be different let me
know what type and I'll send you some example code.
Also in your WSDD service you need to spe
Hi all,
We have an app that uses the Spring framework. We now
need to have web services with axis2 v .92 -
particularly based off of the
EchoNonBlockingDualClient example in the axis2 user
guide.
Question: Can anyone point me to examples or
documentation using Axis2 with Spring? Googling didn't
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