Web Services, Part XI: Consuming Multiple Web Services: Multiple-Service Consumer - Doc JavaScript
Web Services, Part XI: Consuming Multiple Web Services
Multiple-Service Consumer
There are three HTML items you need to add to your page, for it to consume Web services:
onload="init()"
. Add this event handler to your BODY
tag. For example:
<BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff" onload="init()">
- Instantiate the
webservice
behavior. You can share this behavior among all Web services you consume from your page:
<DIV ID="myWebService"
STYLE="behavior:url(webservice.htc)"></DIV>
- GUI. Implement some way to collect user parameters and display the results. Simple
INPUT
elements will do.
onload="init()"
. Add this event handler to your BODY
tag. For example:<BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff" onload="init()">
webservice
behavior. You can share this behavior among all Web services you consume from your page:<DIV ID="myWebService" STYLE="behavior:url(webservice.htc)"></DIV>
INPUT
elements will do.We implemented both consumers with TABLE
s. The add
TABLE
consists of four rows. You enter the first and second integers in the first and second rows, respectively, where we use INPUT
fields. The third line is for putting a total ruler and a button to invoke the addition. The fourth line displays the result, by way of a DIV
element: we update its innerHTML
. Here is the add
TABLE
:
<TABLE BORDER="0"> <TR><TD>Enter First Number:</TD><TD><INPUT SIZE="4" TYPE="text" ID="first" STYLE="text-align:'right'"> </TD></TR> <TR><TD>Enter Second Number:</TD><TD><INPUT SIZE="4" TYPE="text" ID="second" STYLE="text-align:'right'"> </TD></TR> <TR><TD align="right"><INPUT VALUE="Add" TYPE="button" onclick="addNumbers();"></TD><TD><HR> </TD></TR> <TR><TD></TD><TD><DIV ID="theResult1" STYLE="text-align:'right'"></DIV></TD></TR> </TABLE>
Notice the ID
of the various fields. The ID
of the first number field is "first
", the ID
of the second number field is "second
", and the ID
of the result DIV
is "theResult1
". The Add
button invokes the addNumbers()
function when clicked.
The isprime
TABLE
has two rows. The first row includes an entry field for the number to be tested and a button to invoke the check. The second row includes a DIV
element that displays the answer, via an innerHTML
update. The ID
of the input field is "testValue
" and the ID
of the result DIV
is "theResult2
". The button calls isPrimeNumber()
when clicked. Here is the HTML code:
<TABLE BORDER="0"> <TR> <TD>Enter a number:</TD> <TD><INPUT SIZE="4" TYPE="text" ID="testValue" VALUE="0"></TD> <TD> </TD> <TD><INPUT VALUE="Click here to check if prime" TYPE="button" onclick="isPrimeNumber();"></TD> </TR> <TR><TD COLSPAN=4><DIV ID="theResult2"></DIV></TD></TR> </TABLE>
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Created: March 25, 2002
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