To use Spring with SOAP web service, you need to configure your application context with the necessary Spring beans and properties. This can be done using XML, Java-based configuration, or annotations like @Configuration, @Bean, or @Value. Then you should create a web service template class that extends the WebServiceGatewaySupport class provided by Spring. This class houses the logic for creating and sending SOAP requests, and receiving and processing SOAP responses. The getWebServiceTemplate() method allows access to the WebServiceTemplate object, which is a wrapper around the JAX-WS API. Finally, inject the web service template class into your client class using annotations like @Autowired or @Inject. This will enable you to call the web service operations from your client class.