Many do, the one that is most Java-like and supports what you want would probably be groovy.
Update to add an example:
There are lots of them available via a google search. The best one I know about is here as this should walk you through an example that works. This link is to another question/answer site focused on groovy. They walk you through this simple example:
If you try this site and find that it is not instructive, please provide that feedback here. Likewise, if you do search and find one that you find better/easier to understand, please add that here. I can't come at from that same perspective, thus you would have more to contribute in this vein that I.
Geom.groovy
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package webservices
import javax.jws.WebService
import javax.jws.soap.SOAPBinding.Style
import javax.jws.soap.SOAPBinding
@WebService
@SOAPBinding(style=Style.RPC)
interface Geom {
double getArea(double val)
}
Circle.groovy
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package webservices
import javax.jws.WebService
@WebService(endpointInterface='webservices.Geom')
class Circle implements Geom {
double getArea(double r) { Math.PI*r*r }
}
publish.groovy
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package webservices
import javax.xml.ws.Endpoint
Endpoint.publish('http://localhost:5555/circle',new Circle())
println 'ready to receive requests...'
The link I provided may eventually break or be removed. However (IMO), this would most likely occur if (when?) the technology moves forward to something newer/better. While I have duplicated the code from there above, the reference has other very useful information and pointers (such as the use of SoapUI).
