List/Grid Tag Archives: Apache CXF

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Apache CXF – JAX-WS – Simple Tutorial

A lot of Java Developers out there sees task with Web Service implementation daunting – well, nobody can blame them really, especially that it brings a lot of  complexity in development ...
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Let us write a document style Web Service

You might be aware that there are mainly four different styles of web services we can make use of. They are as follows:Document/Literal Document/Literal Wrapped RPC/Encoded RPC/LiteralOf ...
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Going REST: embedding Tomcat with Spring and JAX-RS (Apache CXF)

This post is logical continuation of the previous one. The only difference is the container we are going to use: instead of Jetty it will be our old buddy Apache Tomcat. Surprisingly, ...
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Going REST: embedding Jetty with Spring and JAX-RS (Apache CXF)

For hardcore server-side Java developer the only way to ‘speak’ out to the world is by using APIs. Today’s post is all about JAX-RS: writing and exposing RESTful services ...
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REST CXF for Spring JPA2 backend

In this demo, we will generate a REST/CXF application with spring/jpa2 backend. This demo presents the track REST-CXF of minuteproject. The model from ...
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Web-service learnings with Apache CXF

In my last couple of projects I worked with web-services, creating them at some places and consuming them at others. I felt that the standard tasks like creating a client, creating ...
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Apache CXF Load Balancing And Failover

A while ago we’ve faced the requirement of load-balancing web services clients based on Apache CXF. Also the clients should automatically fail-over when some of the servers ...
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Java Code Geeks Andygene Web Archetype

Hello all, We are happy to announce that the first release of a set of maven archetypes is out!!! The goal of this set is to provide project templates that can fulfill various development ...
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