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Calling webservice in Seam

 
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Hi there,

I think I'm in the right forum now. Admin can delete my other post, i posted it wrong. Sorry.

I'm currently playing around with Seam, the latest release. What I need to do is to call a webservice in my seam application, but I'm totally lost. For instance, I have a specific value, and I have to submit this value to a webservice after login to retrieve an object I need.

How would I do this?

Appreciate any help!

BR
 
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Well, my guess, would be create a backing bean. Assign the call to that backing bean's method, and in the method make the call to the Web Service. I would expect to see a seperate class for handling the Web Service call and all the work that it needs to do, including the marshalling, so that the fact that you are calling a Web Service is hidden from your App.

Mark
 
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