A webservice is exactly what its name says, it is just a service.
It will provide you with a service like for eg: taking a city name as an input and providing you with the corresponding weather details as an output.
You don't have to worry about the underlying implementation of the SOA webservice.
But you do have to worry about what to do with the output of the webservice.
You need to provide a UI for the end user to enter the input parameters and to display the output of the service invocation.
You can use various technologies/frameworks to build a UI on top of a SOA webservice.
ADF is one of them.
Lets see how to build an ADF UI on top of a publicly available webservice.
We will use the Global Weather public webservice.
WSDL : http://www.webservicex.net/globalweather.asmx?WSDL
It will provide you with a service like for eg: taking a city name as an input and providing you with the corresponding weather details as an output.
You don't have to worry about the underlying implementation of the SOA webservice.
But you do have to worry about what to do with the output of the webservice.
You need to provide a UI for the end user to enter the input parameters and to display the output of the service invocation.
You can use various technologies/frameworks to build a UI on top of a SOA webservice.
ADF is one of them.
Lets see how to build an ADF UI on top of a publicly available webservice.
We will use the Global Weather public webservice.
WSDL : http://www.webservicex.net/globalweather.asmx?WSDL


