It has been a long time without news. The fact is that I have been moving from France to Singapore and that keeps me busy with and away from the keyboard. Anyway I am back. You probably now that CXF has taken over XFire. Thanks to the work done by Dan & Al, the move has been pretty fast and we now have the best from XFire & Celtix.
I thought it was time to move also from GroovySOAP (relying on XFire) to GroovyWS (build on top of CXF). What are the difference so far ? If you choose GroovyWS you will have to use Java5 but you will gain an easiest way to build your clients (no worries about the complex types, they are automatically generated) and a proxy support.
In the future, I will probably start to work on basic authentication as this has been asked several times.
The build can be found here.
I thought it was time to move also from GroovySOAP (relying on XFire) to GroovyWS (build on top of CXF). What are the difference so far ? If you choose GroovyWS you will have to use Java5 but you will gain an easiest way to build your clients (no worries about the complex types, they are automatically generated) and a proxy support.
In the future, I will probably start to work on basic authentication as this has been asked several times.
The build can be found here.
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