I am using Axis in order to implement WS. Those WS are supposed to call some Business logic already present in a business layer whose beans are instantiated by Spring. I would like to know how to inject dependencies using Spring in my WS objects.
I saw some examples for Axis2 where you can say to Axis servlet that your WS beans will be instantiated by Spring. So you can declare the beans in your applicationContext.xml and inject the dependencies.
I also saw some examples for Axis1 where people access to the Spring ApplicationContext inside the code extending Spring "ServletEndpointSupport" and that's the way I am currently doing it :
However I am not satisfied because I'd prefer to create the dependencies in some configuration file rather than directly inside my Java code.
In other words I would like to know if there is a way to delegate the end point webservice objects instantiation to spring. Or at least ask Axis to inject the BusinessObjects using Spring context.
I always get lost with all those Eclipse distributions.
I was trying to download the Ganymede distribution, but it seems that the last Ganymede build doesn't include the last WTP version (the one with the serverdef file bug fixed).
I am currently having problems with Eclipse Ganymede and Jboss5. I am facing the same jboss5.serverdef problem and saw that it was a registered bug on eclipse website, but I didn't found the eclipse distribution that contains the fix.
I could replace the file manually with the one given by eclipse developers, but I would prefer to know which distribution I need to download to have the bug fixed. I am not working alone and it would be very nice to have a development environment installation procedure as simple as possible.
You are saying that "The bug is solved in the new distributions", so could you please point me to where I can find it.
