My current plan of attack is to write a web service, and then write a web client to call the web service.

I'm running into difficulties as errors in the web service flash on the console and then off to be replaced by XFire errors from the web client's point of view.

Basically, I want to write and debug my web service in the most efficient manner.

Guidance?

Lee

Lee,

The console view allows you to switch the console between applications ("Display Selected Console" menu). What you could do is create a new console view (see the "Open console" drop down menu in the console view).
Point one view to the Server output and the other to the java client you have running. You might have to "Pin" both console views to prevent it from switching between applications automatically.

Hope this helps.

I opened a second console -- and can change the view of each console. But no luck running a web client and having one console show the web client output and the other show the web service output.

However, I resorted to setting a trace point and stepped through my web service to find the problem line. All is well that ends well.

Lee