Expose Your POJO-Based Domain Apps as Web Services
Combine Axis2, the next-generation web services API of Apache Axis, with Spring to expose POJO-based, domain-tier applications as both REST- and SOAP-based web services.
by Ramanujam A. Rao
February 22, 2007
he growing acceptance of loosely coupled services in enterprise application development and the continuing buzz around service-oriented architecture (SOA) has created substantial momentum in enterprises for consumable services, which can be invoked and utilized remotely. The significance and value of SOAP-based web services as a medium for achieving a services-driven architecture have also gained wide acceptance during the past few years.
Web services can be created in several ways, but enterprises typically have a substantial investment in existing applications that house business functions. Therefore, they need a design that allows for their domain functions to be easily, efficiently, and securely exposed as web services.
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he growing acceptance of loosely coupled services in enterprise application development and the continuing buzz around service-oriented architecture (SOA) has created substantial momentum in enterprises for consumable services, which can be invoked and utilized remotely. The significance and value of SOAP-based web services as a medium for achieving a services-driven architecture have also gained wide acceptance during the past few years.
