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Use web service to write/update data

This samples demonstrate how to use web service to get,update and add new data.
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The user can supply information for a new customer, and then click Create Customer to add the customer. The application invokes the caf.northwind:createNewCustomerWS Web service to add the customer.
When the user clicks the Update using WSD tab, the application displays the following view:
The user specifies a customer ID and clicks Get Details. The application invokes the GetCustomerInfo operation of the caf.northwind:createNewCustomerWS Web service to get information about the customer.
The user can click Edit and then supply updated information for a customer.
After supplying new information, the user clicks Update to save any changes to the customer information. The application invokes the UpdateCustomer operation of the caf.northwind:createNewCustomerWS Web service to update information about the customer. Then the application invokes the GetCustomerInfo operation of the caf.northwind:createNewCustomerWS Web service again so that it can refresh the information to display in the view:
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