Alek, Didn't you create the XSOAP API or the pull parser it uses? Do you think there would be any performance benefits of having wsif use your API instead of Axis, and if so, have you done such integration? I haven't had the chance yet to use wsif or XSOAP, but plan on investigating both soon. I'd be interested in your thoughts in such integration possibilities.
I can only assume that the wsif api is rather stable due to the limited activity in this list :) I'm also curious what you're using wsif for since it looks like your extreme lab is doing a lot of research. I like the fact that you can abstract out the type of service ( e.g. local POJO, web service, JMS, EJB etc. ) via WSDL so that these services essentially become 'pluggable' without the client code having to know the implementation details. I'm using OSGi services locally for such dynamic behavior, and would like to utilize wsif and/or XSOAP for remote method invocation / messaging. Eric > Tim Williams wrote: > > What is the status of WSIF? > > it is pretty stable. > > > Has development stopped or are there plans for the future...? > > AFAIK there is no any release plan. > > are there any features that you are interested to see in WSIF? > > thanks, > > alek
