I have to admit, I procrastinated over getting more familiar with Seam. Partially because I’ve had a bunch of other stuff on my plate, but mostly because of its close ties with EJB3. After giving EJB3 a fair shake, I realized it was actually ok. Over the Christmas break, I started looking into Seam more […]

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This is the first of a two part series showing how easy it is to expose and consume web services using the Spring Framework and XFire. In this part, we’ll be going through exposing the web services. This assumes you are using the following:
- Maven 2 (for dependencies)
- Spring 2.0 (although, it should work fine […]

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