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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > The Operation Element The Operation ElementThe Operation element typically consists of an Input element and an Output element, though they can be used individually and in different orders to support different types of operations. For example, if you are describing
An optional Fault element can be used for error handling in both request-response and solicit response Operation models. Operation Element Code SampleThe structure of an Operation element might look like this:
How to Create an Operation ElementTo create an Operation element:
1. Select the PortType element.
2. Select
Diagram >
Add >
Operation from the Stylus Studio menu.
Alternative: Right-click the PortType element and choose Add > Operation from the shortcut menu.
Stylus Studio adds an Operation element to the WSDL as a child of the PortType element. The default name is
How to Rename an Operation ElementTo rename an Operation element:
1. Double-click the Operation element in the WSDL diagram.
The name becomes editable.
2. Type a new name and press enter.
Alternative: Using the Properties window
1. Display the
Properties window if it is not already open. (
View >
Properties).
2. Change the Operation name in the
Value field in the
Properties window.
Alternative: You can change the Operation name directly in the WSDL text. Operation Element PropertiesThe following table describes the properties of the Operation element.
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