The tar file ndfdXML.tar contains the following: A. Basic Client PURPOSE: returns NDFD grid points and Digital Weather Markup Language encode NDFD data to the browser. ndfdXML.htm - Web page that runs NDFD SOAP service clients by providing the required inputs. ndfdXMLclient.php - Client code that calls a NuSOAP SOAP server and its exposed functions. ndfdSOAPByDay.htm - Web page that runs NDFD SOAP service clients by providing the required inputs. ndfdSOAPclientByDay.php - Client code that calls a NuSOAP SOAP server and its exposed functions. B. Temperature Graphing Client PURPOSE: returns a web page containing an image showing a plot of temperature data. DWML_graph.htm - Web page that runs the client by providing the required inputs. plotMeteogramDev.php - Client code that calls a NuSoap SOAP server. class.graph1 - A freeware graph package called VH Graph. For both sets of files, you ** may ** need to do the following: 1. Acquire and install a copy of NuSoap. Try http://dietrich.ganx4.com/nusoap/index.php to download a copy. 2. Change the location of NuSoap in the code to its local path. change the following line to reflect your local setup: require_once('/var/www/html/nusoap.php'); 3. Change "localhost" to "www.weather.gov" in the following line of code: $soapclient = new soapclient('http://localhost/forecasts/xml/SOAP_server/ndfdXMLserver.php'); For addition information on VH Graph visit the following URL: http://codingtheweb.users.phpclasses.org/browse.html/class/11.html C. XSLT example PURPOSE: Used with a XSLT aware browser to demonstrate how XSLT can transform the DWMLgenByDay product. DWML2Glance.htm - Web page to access a PHP client that performs the XSLT conversion ndfdSOAPclient_XSLT.php - PHP client that retrieves the data and reformats it with a XSLT script. sampleXML_24hr.xml - Holds the 24 hour formatted DWML that uses the following xsl file sampleXML_24hr.xsl - Formats the weather and icons into table sampleXML_12hr.xml - Holds the 12 hour formatted DWML that used the following xsl file sampleXML_12hr.xsl - Formats the weather and icon into table D. Perl example PURPOSE: Shows how Perl can be used to access the SOAP service to calculate information about the returned high temperatures xmlReader.pl - Perl script that calcuates the average high temperature, the warmest and coldest high temperature during the next 7 days. NOTE: Users have reported that the script does not work with Fedora Core 4 and cygwin 1.5.24. E. Microsoft .NET example PURPOSE: Provides a web client to access the service using Visual Basic. WebForm1.aspx - The application client that can retrieve the DWMLgen and DWMLgenByDay products