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Expose plug-ins as Web services with Eclipse
Extend the Eclipse Framework to the server side
How to deploy JSR181 annotated class in Apache Axis2
JAX-WS (Java API for XML Web Services) provides support for annotating Java classes with metadata to indicate that the Java class is a Web service. With the annotations, you can expose java classes as web services with minimum effort.
Apache Axis2 ships with JAX-WS support since its 1.4 release. This post explains the simplest possible scenario of JAX-WS support, how you can deploy an annotated class in Axis2.
Developing Web Services Using Apache Axis2 Eclipse Plugins - Part 1 | WSO2 Oxygen Tank
Apache Axis2 Eclipse Plugins allow Web service developers to easily and speedily expose the available plain old Java<sep/>
POJO Web Services using Axis2
This document shows you how to take a simple POJO, and deploy it on Apache Tomcat as a Web service in the exploded directory format. You'll also<sep/>
Apache Sandesha2 Storage Framework | WSO2 Oxygen Tank
This article by Chamikara Jayalath, talks about the storage framework of Apache Sandesha2. This will explain the architecture behind the storage framework and describes how you can use it to plug-in deferent types of storage mechanisms into Apache Sandesh
Java(TM) Boutique - Web Services with Axis
This article is about web services. It's meant as an introduction for those of you who think that web services are only for computer nerds. They're not. If you think otherwise it might be because of the many difficult-to-read articles that have tried to a
A Google Maps mash-up - Java World
Tutorial, passo-a-passo, de como fazer um sistema de busca de endereço no Maps, utilizando diversas ferramentas (Google Maps, AJAX, Geocoder.us, DWR e Apache Axis).
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