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Generate Java Web Service Client

Stylus Studio can generate the Java classes needed to invoke a Web service programmatically. You use the Generate Java Web Service Client dialog box to identify where you want to place the Java code generated for the current Web service call you have composed in Stylus Studio, as well as whether or not you want to add generated classes to the current Stylus Studio project.