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webservices:invoke
Processes the content of an element.
Syntax
<webservices:invoke wsdl="http://soapinterop.java.sun.com/round2/base?WSDL" target="http://soapinterop.org/" service="Round2Base" port="RIBaseIFPort" operation="echoString" object="echostring"> <webservices:parameter type="string" value="hello world" /> </webservices:invoke>Parameters
wsdl (optional)
- Web Services Description Language (WSDL) defining the webservice
target (optional)
- Target name space, as defined by the WSDL
service (optional)
- A service, as defined by the WSDL, groups together a set of related ports. Together with
port
parameter,service
specifies SOAP address
port (optional)
- A port, as defined by the WSDL, is the combination of a binding and a network address. Together with
service
paramether,port
specifies SOAP address.
operation (optional)
- Function being invoked, which is supported by the web service.
object (optional)
- Content Server object name. The returned object from the web service is stored here.
Description
Target, service, port, operation are all specified in the WSDL. See the W3 web site
(http://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl) for more information.Example
<webservices:invoke wsdl="http://soapinterop.java.sun.com/round2/base?WSDL" target="http://soapinterop.org/" service="Round2Base" port="RIBaseIFPort" operation="echoString" object="echostring" <webservices:parameter type="string" value="hello world"/> </webservices:invoke> echostring = <%=ics.GetObj("echostring")%>See Also
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