gsoc[2009] Add a binding.ws implementation based on JAX-WS Dispatch and Provider APIs

[Pradeep Fernando <pr...@gmail.com>]

Hi devs,

I was following the tuscany project as my GSOC project and initially i
was trying to implement JAX-RS support for Tuscany.
Now seems to be that it is not going to be listed as a gsoc project. [1]

But i Would like to work on  *Add a binding.ws implementation based on
JAX-WS Dispatch and Provider APIs* project given in the
gsoc 2009 ideas wiki page [2].

I have been reading Tuscany quickstart, architecture guide & other
documentation in the past few days and Im some what
familiar with the project.

Think this is a another binding required by Tuscany. I downloaded the
JAX-WS spec and in the process of reading.
But need some *more details* about this project + some pointers to the
required readings. It would be helpful me a lot.

I have to get started on this quickly as possible since the I have to
write a good proposal.Your quick response would be
much appreciated.

Thanks,
Pradeep Fernando.


[1] http://markmail.org/message/3rx5b3ulqgfyce42
[2] http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TUSCANYWIKI/Google+Summer+of+Code+2009

Re: gsoc[2009] Add a binding.ws implementation based on JAX-WS Dispatch and Provider APIs

[Pradeep Fernando <pr...@gmail.com>]

Hi devs,

I have read the Databinding guides & binding.ws guide in the project. But
still Im not 100% sure
of the project idea :( . could anyone of you explain the the project idea.
>
> Add a binding.ws implementation based on JAX-WS Dispatch and Provider APIs

 It would be helpful in me to understand the project further. I'm expecting
some pointers regarding this as well.
Plz feel free to post your ideas,comments suggestions to this thread.


@Raymond,

You have suggested a project regarding code generation tools , such as
WSDL2Java. could you give me some
more details on this. like your expectations on the project idea, any
specific part which i should focus on.., any pointers,etc.
I'm in the process of writing the proposal , and waiting for your valuable
feedbacks.

thanks in advance,
Pradeep Fernando.