154z/TPF and WebSphere Application Server in a Service Oriented Architecture
Now that we have started the Web Service Explorer and pointed it to the WSDL document of
our service, we can invoke the service. See “Using the Web Service Explorer to invoke a Web
Service” on page 156 for the continuation.
7.4.2 Starting the Web Service Explorer with workspace WSDL
The previous section showed how to start the Web Service Explorer with a WSDL document
that is not part of the IDE workspace. You can also start the Web Service Explorer based on a
WSDL document that is part of a project in the IDE workspace. This technique is a little
simpler.
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