The alternative which I've used alot is as you mentioned an object factory. A lot of apps use an ObjectFactory anyways for Junit and taglibs that can't do autowiring. Or you can use your own class that does 'implements ApplicationContextAware' . See the spring forums for more info.
You can't use spring in axis2 the way axis 1.x does, because we don't have support for jax-rpc yet. That is planned AFAIK for after axis2 1.0 .
HTH,
Robert
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On 4/27/06, Vinicius Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello there! I've seen some implementations of how to plug Spring + Axis2 here. I have a few questions.
1st. Isn't it possible to use something like we had on Axis 1.x? I mean just a class that could have access to ServletContext? All I need is the Servlet context :(
2nd. I've seen a post taliking about using an ObjectFactory in my WebServices, but if I have a factory been instantiated by Spring Listener why bother having another one?
If someone here is using Axis2+Spring would you mind sharing your solution?
Best Regards
PS:Shouldn't it be a topic on the wiki?
