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You should check out RestTemplate, pretty straightforward and nice:

http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/3.0.x/javadoc-api/org/springframework/web/client/RestTemplate.html
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I thought I'd try out the html5-showcase project (http://git.springsource.org/greenhouse/html5-showcase).

I've followed the instructions as per the README but I get the following error in my maven...

Thanks,

I just verified that this only occurs with the latest version of Nexus, 1.8.0.1, so I'm taking this to the nexus mailing list.

Ok, I wasn't completely correct before. I am able to use the repositories if I bypass our corporate Nexus proxy. So, the issue here seems to be with Nexus not being able to proxy these particular...

I'm experiencing the same problem at the moment. None of the following repositories can be accessed at the moment (and they have worked for me previously!). This leads me to conclude that there is...

Take a look at Maven profiles, it enables pretty much what you want in a (IMHO) really nice way:
http://www.sonatype.com/books/mvnref-book/reference/profiles.html

Of course if you're not using...

Well, Jackson is a runtime dependency for the mapping to work, so whether it compiles or not is not really relevant. Have you checked to see if the jackson-core and jackson-mapping jars are in...

I can confirm that the JSR-286 support is functional, but I agree that the docs are more or less non-existant.

There is at least one JIRA issue that's related:...

The SpringSource repository is browsable using an Amazon S3 Browser such as http://s3browser.com/ (there are several others as well, for various operating systems). You do need an account on Amazon...

STS 2.3 is based on Eclipse 3.5, whereas JBoss Tools 3.0 is only compatible with Eclipse 3.4.

Unfortunately there is no production release version available of JBoss Tools that is compatible with...

Haven't used it myself, but according to the Spring 3.0.0.RC1 changelog:

There are many ways to accomplish this, but I would take a peek at the new RESTful client facilities in Spring 3 if I were you:
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I would guess that the answer to 1) is no, but I'm just a user, and this forum is not always regularly monitored by the core developers, so you might get a quicker response by contacting...

you're welcome :)

As I understand it, a URI scheme is simply the format of the URI string, i.e. the HTTP URI scheme is simply a URI that starts with "http:", the JMS URI scheme is a URI that starts with "jms:", e-mail...

Seems like a misunderstood the question a bit.

New try:

If I look at the source for Spring WS it seems like the supports() methods for the MessageSenders simply check if the URI corresponds...

I think you might be confused as to what the MessageSender is. It provides an implementation that can send the message over a particular transport. The default is the HttpUrlConnectionMessageSender...

There is no explicit support for WS-Policy in Spring WS, but if you construct your own WSDL and serve it up using org.springframework.ws.wsdl.wsdl11.SimpleWsdl11Definition, nothing prevents you from...

Those are JAXB-generated sources that will be created if you run
mvn generate-sources

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-javaclient/index.html#dii

Seems contrary to the whole idea of contract-first imho.

The airline sample in 1.5 contains a few examples of the new namespaces, see e.g.
/airline/src/main/resources/org/springframework/ws/samples/airline/ws/applicationContext-ws.xml:


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It is possible using AspectJ.

See the section 6.8.1. Using AspectJ to dependency inject domain objects with Spring of the Spring Reference Manual.

Do you see any errors in your log? Is the wsdl4j jar on your classpath?

It looks like your web service request is not being routed to Spring WS's MessageDispatcherServlet, but instead to the default servlet. What does your web.xml look like?

I work for a large internet stock broker/bank and we will be using Spring WS in production in about a month or so.