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Java Articles » SOA Web Services » XFire 
1. Accelerate Your Java Web Service Development with XFire
"You are going to use Ant to build your XFire test, so you need to create your build.xml file. The build file contains three targets: one to clean the build, called 'clean'; one to generate our SOAP client Java classes from the web service WSDL definition, called 'wsgen'; and one to compile the project, called 'compile'. Here is the build.xml file with the 'clean' and 'compile' targets filled in:"

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