Enterprise Spring: WSF/Spring - a Podcast by Sanka Samaranayake

In this podcast Sanka Samaranayake talks to Oxygen Tank on the WSF/Spring framework that integrates the Apache Axis2 Web services engine into Spring.

Date: Tue, 23rd Sep, 2008
Level: Introductory
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Sanka Samaranayake is the Technical Lead for WSO2 WSF/Spring. Sanka also represents the JSR265 expert group of the Apache Software foundation.

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