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The WS-Notification support is currently implemented as POJOs which can then either be called directly inside an application or can be wrapped up as a remote web service using a JAX-WS compliant SOAP stack. We are currently using the JAX WS RI which is licensed under CDDL.

For more detail, try the javadocs of the code.
We have interfaces for the WS-Notification services in the org. servicemix.ws.notification package. These interfaces just depend on the XMLBeans generated from the WSDLs. e.g. here's the NotificationConsumer interface. These interfaces are generated by JAX-WS from the WSDLs and only depend on Java 5 and the JAX-WS and JAXB 2.0 annotations.

The the implementation of these WS-Notification interfaces are here.

Using WS-Notification

To be able to publish or subscribe you need either a NotificationConsumer or NotificationBroker. The current implementation of both is the ActiveMQNotificationBroker - which will create a connection to an ActiveMQ broker (by default making an embedded broker inside the same JVM].

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