Competition
There are no known products that provide an integrated approach to specification-oriented development, similar to XINS. However, there are several frameworks and libraries that provide functionality similar to individual parts of XINS, including:
- JWSDP: Collection of various XML and SOAP technologies for the Java programming language.
- Apache Axis: Java-based framework for SOAP implementations.
- Codehaus XFire: Idem.
- Hessian Web Service Protocol: Binary alternative to the XINS Standard Calling Convention.
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