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    Default Axis with Spring

    Hi all,
    I am new to Spring framework.I can access my axis web service class from client side.But I do not know if i have to integrate axis with spring,how should i replace my single class file containing all the business logic into interfaces and classes according to Spring framework.
    With regards,
    Ajit

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    Look at the remoting examples in the PetStore sample application, or the remoting chapter of J2EE without EJB. Spring is designed so that you can use remote exporters as a facade layer above your service layer.
    Rod Johnson - GM, SpringSource Division, VMware
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    Spring From the Source

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    Default Axis with Spring

    Sir,
    Thank you for your reply.But I am not Understanding the JpetStore
    sample.I have a simple java file containing one method add() which takes
    two integer as input and returning an integer(after addition) to the client.
    I will be thankful to you if you kindly tell me how to divide my class into
    interfaces and classes and how to use spring related stuff.

    With regards,
    Ajit

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    Ajit,

    I am looking into this same issue, and am a relative newbie with Spring. I figured though this looks like a good place to start...
    http://opensource.atlassian.com/proj...browse/SPR-371

    Has anyone implemented this successfully?

    hth,
    Julian

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    Default Re: Axis with Spring

    Quote Originally Posted by ajit
    Sir,
    Thank you for your reply.But I am not Understanding the JpetStore
    sample.I have a simple java file containing one method add() which takes
    two integer as input and returning an integer(after addition) to the client.
    I will be thankful to you if you kindly tell me how to divide my class into
    interfaces and classes and how to use spring related stuff.

    With regards,
    Ajit
    Look at the latest snapshot of Spring where the remoting chapters of the reference guide has been updated with a JAX-RPC example.
    /Claus

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