I am playing around with CXF (as a Web Service with auto-generated wsdl) and
OSGI (via Spring-DM), and already have a working hello world type
application. Now I want to take this to the next level and am hoping someone
might have some pointers to get me started.

So what I want to do is have multiple wsdl enabled "services" on the same
CXF instance (say HelloWorld?wsdl and GoodbyeWorld?wsdl). But I want the
code for each "service" to be an OSGI bundle and then the CXF instance would
be some kind of stand-alone 
http://static.springsource.org/s2-dmserver/2.0.x/programmer-guide/html/ch06s04.html
Shared Services WAR . The WAR file would be unaware of what "services" (or
OSGI bundles) exist. Rather when the bundles are brought online they would
plug themselves into the CXF instance automatically via OSGI, taking full
advantage of CXF including the auto-generated wsdl.

The goal ultimately being a web service that is able to dynamically add and
remove services via OSGI. This would allow for highly flexible web services
with many advantages.

I understand that this is perhaps a bit on the theoretical side, but any
help in figuring out how to do this would be appreciated.

Thanks.
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