1. Introduction and Project Creation
2. Importing the Web Service
3. Creating the Web Layer
4. Appendix

Appendix

In case you are interested in checking out the SOAP request and response in the logs, you can easily do so by placing the following configuration in the config/WeatherProject_springconfig/web/jaxws/jaxws-web-context.xml file, inside the cxf:bus node:

<cxf:features>
       <cxf:logging/>
</cxf:features>

 

If you are interested, download a completed version of this application, OR if you would like more sophistication, like the SkyTower Omni HD Vipir, then check out our sample weather application. The sample weather application adds the following:
- Calls a second web service to retrieve the current conditions, and
- Makes use of exception handling around the web service calls.

And just for kicks, here are some fun Weatherman videos to check out :-)
- Cockroach versus Weatherman 
- Excited Weatherman
- Weatherman with green tie on green screen

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    September 29th, 2008 at 11:33 am

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