In the initial stages of Apache Axis2, it only had archive-based deployment and directory-based deployment. However, it introduced a number of very convenient deployment options in the later releases, which made the service author's job easier. This tutorial by Deepal Jayasinghe explains these deployment options.

When it comes to application servers, logging is one of the key features. Therefore, most of the application servers provide many ways to manage log messages. In most of the servers, logging properties should be specified before the server starts up and cannot be changed while it is running. This tutorial by Amila Suriarachchi describes how to manage logging properties at run time using the Admin Console.

AXIOM (AXis Object Model) is the StAX based XML object model used inside Apache Axis2. This article by Eran Chinthaka discusses various methods of creating and encapsulating different XML sources into an AXIOM object model.

The Apache Axis2/C Web services engine is the state of the art Web services engine that supports the most number of WS-* specifications in C. This article by Samisa Abeysinghe explains how Apache Axis2/C stands out as the most complete Web services engine implementation in C.