We propose a prototype framework, called web service Application Fabric (WSAF) that is used for developing WSDL-centric approach to Java web Services. To encourage good design and make programming easier is to use an application framework. Framework offers a layer of abstraction on top of complex tools. A good SOA framework should encourage use of XML schema libraries and reuse schema across WSDL documents. A web service is a programmatic interface for application-toapplication communication that is invoked by sending and receiving XML. ?WSDL-centric? means creating a web service by building its WSDL and using that WSDL document with references to the Java elements that implement it. Instead of using standard WSDL format we are generating web service interface using our own style. These generated files are easy to process. We found that WSAF performance is better than Apache Axis 2 and JAX-WS. WSAF is an open-source web Services application fabric supporting HTTP protocols such as REST, SOAP, XML, and JSON. From the description written in simple XML, WSAF generates the Client APP (.jar), the Java server code template (.war), the WSDL and the documentation of the description in HTML. We compared performance of WSAF with Axis 2 and JAX-WS frameworks.