title: Quickstart tool for Spring-Webservices?
body: <p>Now, working with Spring-WS, I sometimes miss the simplicity of working with axis, where you just call a tool on the WSDL and XSD, and it creates the java objects and marshaller configurations, an interface that represents the information in the WSDL, a complete webservice client that implements this interface, and a server stub. Within minutes you can start writing the actual code for the webservice. </p>
  
  <p>With Spring-WS you have much more configuration work to do - you have configure a marshaller, an endpoint, code all the information in the WSDL manually, and using the soap faults from the WSDL in form of java Exceptions seems <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2070422/generating-java-exceptions-from-xsd-binding-exceptions-with-jaxb2">difficult</a>. Is there any tool that simplifies this work to a similar degree? I understand and appreciate that Spring-WS is flexible and whatnot, but sometimes you just want to whip up a quick webservice.</p>