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The XFire Spring support makes it easy to use your existing Spring beans as services. It does this by create Spring managed versions of the XFire engine, the ServiceRegistry, TransportManager, and ServiceFactorys. Services can be created and manipulated in different ways:

Type Description
Spring, XBean, Servlets and more How to configure XFire services via Spring and also how to configure the XFireSpringServlet
Spring Remoting Useful if you are just going to create an HTTP web service.
JSR 181 HandlerMapping For when you have JSR 181 style services which you want to expose via HTTP.
Advanced Configuration Learn how to create alternate service factories and use them.