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<H1>SOAP Test: Is It a Prime Number</H1>
The number typed in the text field will change color depending upon whether
the soap call reports <font color="green">prime</font> or
<font color="red">nonprime</font>.
<p>This works by calling a SOAP service.. View the source of
this page for details on how it was called. If you compile mozilla DEBUG, the
message sent and received will be logged to the console This loads js files
<a href=soapisprimeproxy.js>soapisprimeproxy.js</a> which relies on
<a href=soapproxy.js>soapproxy.js</a>, which implement a SOAP proxy on top
of the low level SOAP API in Mozilla. In a future version of Mozilla, it
should be possible to construct SOAP proxies directly from the wsdl file.
<p>Since this service is friendly to untrusted applets, it may be
called without requesting additional privileges from the user.
<p>Other services are available on the
<A href="http://www.xmethods.com">X Methods Website</A>.
Experimenters may wish to create other tests which exercize services, with
specific user interfaces.
<script src=soapproxy.js></script>
<script src=soapisprimeproxy.js></script>
<SCRIPT>
var primes = new IsPrime();
var currentValue;
// Passed in as the response handler in the asynchronous case
// and called directly (see below) in the synchronous case
function receiveisprime(isPrime) {
if (isPrime != null) {
if (isPrime) {
document.getElementById("NUMBER").style.color="green";
} else {
document.getElementById("NUMBER").style.color="red";
}
}
}
function isprime(value) {
if (value == "")
return;
if (value == currentValue)
return;
currentValue = value;
document.getElementById("NUMBER").style.color="black";
primes.isPrime(value, receiveisprime);
}
</SCRIPT>
<P>
<FORM>
<INPUT ID=NUMBER TYPE="text"
ONKEYUP="isprime(document.getElementById('NUMBER').value);">
</FORM>
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