> Also, I'd like to keep my web services portable to different JAX-RPC 
> implementations, so I try to avoid Axis-specific features 
> (e.g., Message-style 
> services.)
> 

Just curious, but why? Are you constructing a service that you are planning
to sell or that will need to be installed in many different JAXRPC
implementations? Or have you (your company) not decided upon an
implementation yet? As I've said before, I'm new to webservices, but I am
under the impression that they are simply a deployment tool; an interface to
the "real" code. If that's the case, why not use whatever is specific to the
implementation if it makes it easier/better to deploy (and is, of course,
standard)? It's not going to change the functionality of the service.

Or (having an epiphany), is it that using implementation specific
functionality can have a negative affect on the implementors of the
service's clients? If that's the case, then I understand the reluctance. 

I'm sure interested in your (and anyone else's) thoughts on this.

Gene

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