Hi, I have been asking myself what is the best WS-implementation strategy = when using Axis2. I prefer to follow the code-first paradigm. But I am = not always happy with the default WSDL generation conventions and want = to control the =B4the WSDL and schema-generation. Therefore the = JAX-WS-support in Axis2 is very sexy for me. But the JAX-WS receiver = doesn't support Spring directly. For most of the service implementations = I have are spring configured beans, so WSF/Spring oder even the Spring = object supplier is more attractive, so that I can use the Spring bean = directly without any adapter. But how can I combine JAX-WS and Spring = support. Is there any extension in this direction planned? If I want to = do it myself, what is the best strategy to choose?
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