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    My suggestion would be to take the wsdl and run...

    My suggestion would be to take the wsdl and run the CXF wsdl2java tool on it to generate the proper interface for it. In you sample, the @WebService annotation (or the jaxws:client element) would...
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    I've never used the @WebServiceRef stuff, but if...

    I've never used the @WebServiceRef stuff, but if you read the javadoc for it, it basically says that if you are injecting into a field that is the SEI, you have to specify the "value" attribute that...
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    Not sure why it would be a compiler error. ...

    Not sure why it would be a compiler error. That's a bit strange. However, you would also need to make it a Holder:



    import javax.xml.ws.Holder;
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    That's not completely true. While JAX-WS does...

    That's not completely true. While JAX-WS does support very good "java first" use cases, it also supports WSDL first use cases. Starting from WSDL and producing a service is a requirement for...
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    That's completely false. JAX-WS has very good...

    That's completely false. JAX-WS has very good support for WSDL first scenarios as well. Both major implementations (the JAX-WS RI and CXF) both have tools that take WSDL and generate Java...
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