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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Chapter 11 Composing Web Service Calls Chapter 11 Composing Web Service Calls
Using Stylus Studio's Web service call composer, you can design, compose, and test a Web service call without writing any code. Once Stylus Studio composes the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) request and you have successfully tested it, you can use the SOAP response returned by the Web service as an XML source wherever you use XML documents in Stylus Studio. For more informationStylus Studio provides a video demonstration for Stylus Studio's Web services features. Visit our web site to view this and other Stylus Studio video demonstrations: http://www.StylusStudio.com/xml_videos.html ContentsThis chapter covers the following topics: |
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