We were able to get the Framework all .jar'd up and put into the web service. We then did a bunch of compliance testing and got them communicating with each other. The web service can now retrieve data from the database. The client now allows a user to enter an ID, and it will retrieve from the database the PublicArt object of that ID. This marks a giant leap forward because it demonstrates how our framework will be implemented into applications, such as the PublicArt web service or the Admin Console.
The link for this functionality is here. Note that this overrides the previous web service, so you can no longer multiply numbers by two.
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