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TomEE + vs TomEE Webprofile(Installing CXF separately)...

What is the web service support difference between the below servers,

TomEE+(this includes the support for WS) vs TomEE web profile (installing
the Apache CXF separately)....



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Re: TomEE + vs TomEE Webprofile(Installing CXF separately)...

Posted by Romain Manni-Bucau <rm...@gmail.com>.

Hi

TomEE integrates with CXF. It means CDI, EJB and pojo with injections
(suppose you have a webservice which is not a cdi bean) are integrated and
can be webservices. Installing CXF manually means you will have to do it
yourself delaing with lifecycles if you use multiple tomee mode (openejb
embedded, tomee embedded, tomee remote, tomee standalone).


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2016-05-03 15:30 GMT+02:00 smbabu <mu...@gmail.com>:

> What is the web service support difference between the below servers,
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> TomEE+(this includes the support for WS) vs TomEE web profile (installing
> the Apache CXF separately)....
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