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We have a JAVA client &nbsp;application running against 8.1.7.4 database and<br />
PL/SQL stored procedures. &nbsp;We'd like to call out to a web service from this form,<br />
passing data to the web service and receiving data back based on the<br />
input.<br />
The web service provides a variety of geographic data (locality,<br />
state,congressional district, etc.) based on the latitude and longitude<br />
provided.<br />
Given our environment, &nbsp;how to accomplish this?
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We have a JAVA client  application running against 8.1.7.4 database and
PL/SQL stored procedures.  We'd like to call out to a web service from this form,
passing data to the web service and receiving data back based on the
input.
The web service provides a variety of geographic data (locality,
state,congressional district, etc.) based on the latitude and longitude
provided.
Given our environment,  how to accomplish this?

Calling WEB Services from JAVA Form

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