Although I've been using CXF for the JAX-RS implementation for a while,
I'm now looking at it to implement some Soap client calls.  I had some
miscellaneous questions.

Just to be sure, if I'm working contract-first and I generate the JAXB
classes and the stubs with "wsdl2java", do I have to package the WSDL
and schemas for deployment at runtime?  I'll probably want to have the
option of schema validation.  I thought I noticed something in the docs
that indicated if you used the "jaxws:client" Spring element, the
implication was that you didn't need the WSDL packaged at runtime.

I'm going to need some special interceptors that do logging in
particular ways, so I can't use the "out of the box" logging
interceptors.  This looks straightforward.

I'm also going to need an "in" interceptor that can cause the original
service call to fail with a particular exception, instead of making the
call.  This doesn't seem as straightforward.

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