JAXM using Apache server?

Can I use Apache server to do XML messaging using JAXM api, instread of using Java Web Services Developer Pack (Java WSDP) distributed by sun?
How can I do that? I mean which jar file is required, how to deploy it?
Any examples? Thanks!

Apache Axis is an open-source implementation that provides Java-based SOAP implementation for developing WebServices. It provides the following:
* SOAP runtime environment (standalone or with Java servlet engine like Tomcat)
* API library and runtime environment for SOAP RPC and SOAP messaging-based applications.
* HTTP, SMTP, FTP
* automatic de/serialization for Java objects from/to XML in SOAP messages
* support for exposing EJBs as WebServices
* Tools for creating WSDL from Java classes (and vice versa)
* Tols for deploying, monitoring, testing WebServices
Hope that helps
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