[ANN] XSUL2: WSDL doc/literal SOAP web services toolkit that uses XML Beans

Hi,

WS/XSUL is a small and easy to use toolkit that was designed to make
creating interoperable Web Services as easy as possible by focusing on
WSDL doc/literal style, using the most complete Java/XML Schema binding
tool available (Apache XML Beans!), and making implementation of web
service as simple as implementing an interface generated from WSDL
portType that has methods taking and returning XML Beans classes
that represent XML messages described in XML Schemas.

To start writing your own Web Services with XSUL follow step-by-step guide:

http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/xgws/xsul/guide

We have also provided a short overview of programming in XSUL2
(including a section on advanced topics such as handlers
used for SOAP signatures)

http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/xgws/xsul/ProgrammingWithXsul.pdf

Currently we focus on ease of use but there is more that WS/XSUL can do,
for details:

http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/xgws/xsul

All code is available under Apache/BSD-like license.

Thanks,

Aleksander Slominski
-- 
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