The proxy implements the SEI. Hence, to make remote procedure calls on the Web service, simply invoke the SEI methods on the proxy instance.
For example, the CustomerService SEI exposes the
lookupCustomer method, which takes a customer ID as its argument and returns
a Customer data object. Using the proxy instance, customerService,
you can invoke the lookupCustomer operation as follows:
// Java
com.fusesource.demo.customer.Customer response
= customerService.lookupCustomer("1234");
log.info("Got back " + response.getFirstName() + " "
+ response.getLastName()
+ ", ph:" + response.getPhoneNumber() );In the cxf-webinars/customer-ws-client project, there is a
ClientInvoker class (located in
src/main/java/com/fusesource/customer\client), which defines a continuous
loop that invokes the lookupCustomer operation.
When you are experimenting with the demonstration code in the latter chapters of this
guide, you might need to modify the ClientInvoker class, possibly adding
operation invocations.
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