Unleashing the Power of JAX-WS RI: Spring, Stateful Web Services, SMTP, and More
TS-4948

Java API for XML Web Services (JAX-WS) RI goes beyond a typical web services stack. It provides various goodies that exceed the requirements of the specification, so that developers do not have to look elsewhere for solutions while developing web-services-based applications. This session is about empowering developers with all the JAX-WS RI extensions, such as the following and many more:

• Spring support: get your service and/or handlers configured through Spring.
• Stateful web services: if your service needs to maintain state for each client, stateful web service support makes it easy to do so in an object-oriented way.
• HTTP session-scoped services: if you like the productivity gain of stateful web services and yours is an HTTP service, this will make it easier for you.
• Server-side asynchrony: if you need to build a highly scalable service that supports numerous concurrent clients, JAX-WS RI has something for you.
• Additional transports: the Java Message Service (JMS) API, SOAP/TCP, SMTP--JAX-WS RI can be used with a variety of different transports for different needs.
• HTTP traffic logging: JAX-WS can help you troubleshoot problems by enabling you to see what's being sent on the wire.
• Adding SOAP headers: if you need to add headers that are not in WSDL, you can do so without using handlers.

The presentation goes through all the extensions and their use cases, which you can download and start using today. At the end of the session, developers will be ready to take advantage of these extensions.

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