Well, JAX-WS is definitely the largest thing. CXF treats JAX-WS as a
primary goal and we don't release if the TCK doesn't pass. All of
our current tooling targets JAX-WS compliant code. The runtime is
compliant. Etc... Axis' primary focus is on their proprietary
API's and propri
Hi
If your requirement is to use SOAP (with WSDL being generated) then Aegis
Binding is something you may want to look at. I'm not sure it can hande all the
requirements but you might be able to progress if you do some kind of transient
endpoint publications with WSDL dynamically generated per
I am trying to differentiate CXF from Axis.
1. JSR support( JAX_WS etc. )
2. J2SE 5
What else apart from the advantages mentioned on the site ?
Thanks,
Mohan
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