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Subject: Re: A different way to implement the 'ant server' side of the demos
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 15:18:26 -0400
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I think a couple demos setup like this would be great, but I don't  
think they all should be.   The nice thing about the current setup is  
its:

a) very simple: no spring stuff required to learn or anything like that
b) portable to other jaxws implementations
c) also what is generated if you do wsdl2java -server

Dan


On Jul 10, 2008, at 2:42 PM, Benson Margulies wrote:

> Could I ask people to look at what I did with  
> js_browser_client_cross_url? I
> replaced launching the endpoint from code with launching it from  
> Spring,
> which is more consistent with most of our doc. If people like it I/ 
> we can
> propagate it.
>
> I will be deleting this sample, as it was an attempt to do something  
> that I
> now realize cannot be done, but if the pattern is good I'll  
> replicate it.

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Daniel Kulp
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