JP'zlog

I am pleased to announce the first release of the SOAP-DTC project!

SOAP-DTC is a simple and minimalist set of SOAP 1.2 libraries for Java. It is aimed at projects that both require a loose-dynamic binding to SOAP-based web services and that prefer working with SOAP messages as XML document. This is done by using the flexible Dom4J library combined with Jaxen for XPath, and the XPP3 XML pull-parser for efficiency.

SOAP-DTC is released under a liberal MIT-style license. At the moment, SOAP-DTC provides one core library for exchanging SOAP 1.2 messages with web services endpoints, and one library for delivering SOAP-based web services through a Java servlet.

You can take a look at the libraries features by reading the tutorials:

• core library tutorial
• server library tutorial

Enjoy

http://wanderingbarque.com/nonintersecting/2006/11/15/the-s-stands-for-simple/

Because of those kind of problems, I will soon officialy launch the SOAP-DTC project. I don't intend to replace the enteprisy frameworks, but at least I would like to offer a simpler way for people who care about simple designs that stick to the specifications. Meanwhile, you can have a quick look at the documentation and check out some code...