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Asked: 2026-05-18T05:42:41+00:00

I have a quite extensive Spring 3.0 service architecture (the typical architecture; a bunch

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I have a quite extensive Spring 3.0 service architecture (the typical architecture; a bunch of model objects and a bunch of services that do stuff with these objects). I would like expose some of these services as SOAP web services.

We have developed SOAP web services before, but these have always been relatively simple and dedicated, and we have always used Axis 2. I found Axis 2 a bit heavy on the dependency and implementation side, and I’m a bit worried that this will bloat my current project something awful.

I have looked around and apparently using Apache CXF this would seem quite easy. So I’m looking for some advice on this. Does anyone have any practical experience with this? Pros and cons?

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  1. Editorial Team

    We are using spring with CXF for soap services and it goes very smooth. Following the CXF tutorial makes it straightforward to use by simply using the jaxws xml namespace.

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