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A Web Services development strategy where a WSDL is written first and code that provides the service is generated from the WSDL.

The rationale behind writing a first and then generating code that provides the web service described therein is as follows: due to a range of factors it is the safest implementation strategy for managing change to the web services contract, ensuring interoperability between web service clients which can be implemented in a range of languages and platforms and thus have a range of data types and implementation options.

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spring handler code not executed

I'm here because I have trouble understanding why in my contract first web service created with spring the handler code is never executed. I'm using a SpringJUnit test with Mock to run tests. Here is my endpoint: @Endpoint public class…
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How in WSDL-first approach write DTO with some (for example: validation) method? Just not to write "anemic domain model"

I am using WSDL-first. I have WSDL and generate Java code using Maven plugin 'cxf-codegen-plugin'. Using Code-first one can write DTO for example: public class ServiceSearchCriteria { private String phoneNumber; private String businessId; …
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Asynchronous webservice in cxf

I need to send a response unsolicitedly from my server side to client side using cxf.I am very much comfortable in making synchronous JAX-WS calls from client to server(I used SOPAUI to invoke my server which is a webservice_..I am following JAX-WS…
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Building a web service with WCF for usage by existing Java client using WSDL

I have an existing Java client that I need to build a web service for in .NET 4.0. The interface is already defined with a WSDL file so I created a class library and generated the server side stub using WSCF.blue (I also tried svcutil without…
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How to convince WCF Data Contract Serializer that a WSDL is doc/lit/wrapped

I've tried to follow the guidance at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/donsmith/archive/2006/10/06/handcrafting-wcf_2d00_friendly-wsdls.aspx for creating a WSDL that the WCF svcutil will believe is in the document/literal wrapped format. In so doing, svcutil…
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