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Web Service Support Function Items | Axis2 | CXF |
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Supports WSDL 1.1 | | |
Supports SOAP 1.1 over HTTP | | |
Supports SOAP 1.2 over HTTP | ||
Supports XML over HTTP | ||
Supports SOAP 1.1 over HTTP with MTOM enabled | ||
Supports SOAP 1.2 over HTTP with MTOM enabled | ||
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POJO support |
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Supports web service deployment (new deployment) | | |
Supports web service deployment (expose existing deployed Java EE components as a web service) | Jarek | Jarek |
Supports optional web.xml file | | |
Optional web.xml - ServiceName attribute of the webservice annotation prefixed with "/" maps to <url-pattern> element in web.xml | | |
Supports optional wsdl file | Axis2 | |
Supports javax.jws.WebService annotation | | |
Supports javax.xml.ws.WebServiceProvider annotation | ||
Supports web service annotation without web service descriptor file | | |
Supports web service descriptor file without annotation | Lin - need to check spec on this |
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Supports web service annotation with web service descriptor file - web service deployment descriptor file override or enhance web service annotations | | |
deployment a webservice without SEI | | |
webservice doesn't not have to implement SEI when there is one. | ||
Only methods annotated with @WebMethod in the service implementation bean are exposed to the client | | |
Supports optional @PostConstruct, @PreDestroy annotations for lifecycle event callbacks. (p44) | | |
Supports @Resource annotation to access WebServiceContext (p44) | | |
Injects @EJB, @WebServiceRef, and other @Resource annotations | | |
Allows a developer able to specify protocol binding on a web service endpoint by using javax.xml.ws.BindingType annotation | axis2.GeronimoHandlerChainBuilder needs update | |
Able to ignore JAX-RPC mapping file for JAX-WS projects (p47) | | |
Supports OASIS XML Catalogs 1.1 specification to be used to resolve web service description document (wsdl/xsd) (p47) | | |
Supports HandlerChain (both logical and protocol types) | Axis2 |
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- handlers must be able to transform the SOAP header | Axis2 | |
- handlers must be able to transform just parts of the body | Axis2 | |
- handlers must be able to just read a message where no additions/modifications to the message are made | Axis2 | |
- handler chains must be properly filtered by service name, port name or protocol binding information | Axis2 | |
- Supports javax.jws.HandlerChain annotation | ||
- The handler-chain element in deployment descriptor overwrites the @HandlerChain annotation and the order of the handlers is maintained | | |
- Supports handler run after the container has performed the security constraint checks or method level authorization | Axis2 |
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- Supports optional @PostConstruct, @PreDestroy annotations for lifecycle event callbacks | | |
- a handler may access the env-entrys of the component by JNDI lookup or @Resource injection | Axis2 | |
Publish the service-ref WSDL (getWsdlLocation method is available for use.) | ||
supports service-ref overwrite | | |
Publish the deployed WSDL | | |
Make the required service interface implementation available at the JNDI namespace location java:comp/env/service-ref-name. (p135) | | |
Deployment time binding info (for example, bind port-component with port-component-link) | ask Jeff |
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Security - basic auth | ||
Security - symmetric HTTPS | ||
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EJB Support |
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Supports javax.ejb.Stateless annotation | | |
Supports optional deployment descriptor file (ejb-jar.xml) | | |
Supports optional wsdl file | | |
Supports javax.jws.WebService annotation | | |
Supports javax.xml.ws.WebServiceProvider annotation |
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Supports web service annotation without web service descriptor file |
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Supports web service descriptor file without annotation |
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Supports web service annotation with web service descriptor file - web service deployment descriptor file override or enhance web service annotations | | |
Supports optional @PostConstruct or @PreDestroy annotation for lifecycle event callbacks. (p44) |
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Supports @Resource annotation to access message context and security info (p44) |
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Allows a developer able to specify protocol binding on a web service endpoint by using javax.xml.ws.BindingType annotation |
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Supports HandlerChian (both logical and protocol types) | Axis2 AXIS2-2218 |
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-handlers must be able to transform the SOAP header | Axis2 |
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-handlers must be able to transform just parts of the body | Axis2 |
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-handlers must be able to just read a message where no additions/modifications to the message is made | Axis2 |
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-Supports javax.jws.HandlerChain annotation | Axis2 |
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-Supports handler run after the container has performed the security constraint checks or method level authorization | Axis2 |
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-a handler may access the env-entry-names and env-entrys by JNDI lookup. | Axis2 |
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-the handler-chain in DD can be processed and the ordering of the handler must be maintained | Axis2 |
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Publish the service-ref WSDL |
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Publish the deployed WSDL | |
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Make the required service interface implementation avail at the JNDI namespace location java:comp/env/service-ref-name. (p135) |
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Deployment time binding info (for example, bind port-component with port-component-link) |
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Security - basic auth |
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Security - symmetric HTTPS |
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Client support |
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May reside in a Java EE container (e.g. an EJB that uses a web service) | | |
May reside in a Java EE client container | | |
Allows the client to locate a service interface by using JNDI APIs | | |
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