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XFire 1.0-M5 Release The XFire team is proud to announce the 1.0-M5 release. XFire is an MIT licensed, next generation SOAP stack. It provides an easy API to work with web services supporting both POJO and schema first development. It is built on a fast, low memory StAX based XML messaging model. On top of this is built support for many different bindings, containers, and transports. New in this release: Improved Spring support Improved "Aegis" POJO binding Transport and Channel API WSDL generation for services with XMLBeans WS-Addressing Support JMS Transport Many, many bug fixes and improvements. You can find more information in the release notes. If you are interested in joining the XFire team, please contact us with your thoughts, ideas and contributions!
ServiceMix and XFire JBI Integration Congratulations to the ServiceMix team and their 1.0-M1 release! ServiceMix is an open source ESB designed from the ground up on JBI (JSR 208) principles, semantics and APIs. ServiceMix includes a complete JBI container including the Normalised Message Service and Router, the JBI Management MBeans support for JBI deployment units and Ant tasks to install components and manage the container. Though the project is young it is coming along very rapidly and supports a wide variety of components. Also, be sure to check out how easy it is to put an XFire service on the JBI bus.
XFire 1.0-M4 Release The XFire team is proud to announce the the 1.0-M4 release. XFire is a Java SOAP framework. It features a light message processing core built on StAX, an intuitive API, a fast/low memory Java/XML binding, an XMLBeans binding, and support for various containers. New in this release: Annotation API to configure services via Java 5, commons-attributes, and Backport 175 Spring integration PicoContainer integration Improved Java/XML mapping capabilities Performance improvements Bug fixes and more! Downloads can be found here. Visit the User's Guide to learn how to integrate XFire into your projects.
Annotations Coming to XFire Arjen Poutsma, a member of the XFire Team has a good post covering our current plans with respect to annotations. Currently support is in CVS as the xfire-annotations module. We should have some annotation support in our M4 release which is planned for the end of March/beginning of April.
XFire 1.0 M3 Release After a short hiatus, XFire is back in action with a 1.0-M3 release. You can find downloads here and the user's guide here. New in this release: Much cleaner API via ServiceBuilder interface Attachment Support (Incoming only) Better processing pipelines Many bug fixes Improved Documentation Also in CVS is support for Jabber/XMPP, support for the Loom and Phoenix containers, and some support for the Spring Framework. XFire is a next-generation java SOAP framework. At its core is a light message processing model used to interact with SOAP messages via STAX. Built on top is a sophisticated Java/XML type system which requires no DOM representation.