I've a question about servicemix-jsr181.  Why does a service implementation
bean have to explicitly implement a service endpoint interface?  According
to the jsr181 spec, an implementation bean/class doesn't have to explicit;y
state "implements whatever_ineterface".


I created some ws using jaxws2.0 directly from java classes which are the
implementation beans. I used their "wsgen" to generate all the artifacts,
and then deployed the wars files in Tomcat.  Magically, jaxws2.0 will
generate a wsdl for me.  Even though the type or class of the paramters of
an operation in those wsdl doesn't match those I declared in my
implementation beans, jaxws2.0 knows ow to convert them.  But not with
servicemix's xfire. Why?
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