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1 A simple service that returns a text which contains the version number and the built date of the Axis2 Distribution used.
2 A SOAP message with an attachment and XML-binary Optimized Packaging
3 An example POJO Web service
4 Apache CXFs xml binding
5 AXIS2 Event
6 Axis2 client API has facilities to accept responses in JSON
7 Axis2 client API has facilities to invoke REST interfaces
8 Colocated Demo using DocumentLiteral Style
9 Create a simple Web Service
10 Demonstrates the capabilities and power of SOAP with Attachment support and the Attachment API of AXIS2
11 Deploying a JiBX generated service
12 Deploying an ADB generated service
13 Developing Web Services Using JAX-WS
14 Document-Literal style binding over JMS Transport using the queue mechanism
15 Doing the communication using HTTPS
16 Hello World Dispatch Demo using DocumentLiteral Style
17 Hello World SOAP12 Demo using DocumentLiteral Style
18 How to expose the getters and setters of a Service
19 How to write a Web service and Web service client with Apache Axis2 using XML based client APIs (Axis2s Primary APIs)
20 In this sample, we are deploying a POJO after writing a services xml and creating an aar
21 In this sample, we are deploying an XMLBEANS generated service
22 MTOSI 1 1 Samples
23 REST based Web Services using the HTTP binding and JAX-WS ProviderDispatch
24 SCGI connector
25 Simple web service based on jaxws
26 The capabilities and power of MTOM support of AXIS2
27 The client demo demonstrates the use of (non-browser) JavaScript to call a CXF server
28 The demo demonstrates the use of the JavaScript and E4X dynamic languages to implement JAX-WS Providers
29 The Document-Literal style binding over JMS transport using the pubsub mechanism
30 The RPC-Literal style binding
31 The use of Apache CXFs xml binding
32 This demo illustrates Apache CXFs support for SOAP headers
33 This demo illustrates how to develop a service use the code first approach using the JAX-WS APIs
34 This demo illustrates the use of the JAX-WS APIs to run a simple client against a standalone server using SOAP 1 1 over H
35 This demo illustrates the use of the JAX-WS asynchronous invocation model
36 This demo shows a client creating a callback object by passing an EndpointReferenceType to the server
37 This demo shows how JAX-WS handlers are used
38 This demo shows how the CXF WS-Policy framework in Apache CXF uses WSDL 1 1 Policy attachments to enable the use of WS-Ad
39 This demo shows how to create RESTful services using CXFs HTTP binding
40 This demo shows how to develope an user interceptor and add the interceptor into the interceptor chain through configurat
41 This demo shows how WS-Addressing support in Apache CXF may be enabled
42 This demo shows how WS-ReliableMessaging support in Apache CXF may be enabled
43 This example demonstrates the use of asynchronous Web method invocations
44 This example will lead you through creating your first service with Spring
45 This sample demonstrate usage of service lifecycle and bit of session managment
46 This sample demonstrates how to use WSDL2Java generated code with Castor
47 This sample shows how to expose a Java class as a web service
48 We are deploying an AXIOM based POJO service after writing a services xml and creating an aar
49 WSDL Helper