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Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >Creating a ddtek:wscall Function Creating a ddtek:wscall FunctionTo create a ddtek:wscall function in XQuery Mapper:
1. Open an XQuery and click the Mapper tab.
2. Right-click the Mapper canvas and select Function Block > DataDirect XQuery > wscall/2.
Stylus Studio displays the Choose the WSDL Operation dialog box.
3. Enter the URL of the WSDL whose operation you want your XQuery to execute in the WSDL File field.
Example:
Stylus Studio displays the operations associated with the Web service represented by the WSDL in the Operation Name field.
4. Choose the Web service operation you want your XQuery to execute from the Operation Name field.
Example:
5. Click OK.
Stylus Studio displays the
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