Call a Web Service Defined by a WSDL File |
The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document contains all the relevant information about the Web Service procedure, including the location of the service and the operations (or methods) the service exposes. Declaring a web services via the WebDescription action or method is considered high-level and easy-to-use. If you wish to declare Web services in a more specific and low-level manner, then use WebDeclare. It is assumed that when the WebDescription method is used, that the parameters and return arguments are known by the user, because they are in the WSDL file. It is therefore the user's responsibility to pass the right number of arguments and return values of the correct type to the subsequent WebCall method. TIPIf you want to use User-Defined types within a web service, then you must use WebDeclare. WebDescription does not support user-defined types. Using a script to call a web service
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Using a macro to call a web service
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See AlsoWeb Services Walkthroughs | WebDescription method | WebCall method | Calling a web service that has been manually defined | WebDescription action | WebCall action |
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