Axis vs Other App Containers

[Kiran Kumar <kk...@objectwave.com>]

Hello friends, I need to provide some webservices in my web-application. Currently this application is on oracle 9iAS. They have plans to migrate this application on weblogic 8.1, but in near future. 
 
I want to build the web services such a way that when I migrate to a different container, I don't have to change any code. 
 
But once I generate the skeleton classes (server side) using 9iAS tools (Jbuilder..), I will edit the "impl" classes to call my business logic.. When I eventually switch to a different container, I will again have to generate the skeleton classes and may need to edit the impl classes and they may generate different class names also.
 
So If I choose Axis, I won't have these problems. I just have to deploy the war file without changing any code. But I will be limited to what Axis provides, I will not be able to utilize any extra features provided by the container.
 
I want to take your opinion whether to go with Axis in my scenario or put the effort to configure the web services when I switch to a different container.
 
Sorry for long mail. I appreciate your help and time.
 
Thanks
Kiran

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