156z/TPF and WebSphere Application Server in a Service Oriented Architecture
7.4.3 Using the Web Service Explorer to invoke a Web Service
Regardless of which approach you have taken to start the Web Service Explorer and to load
the WSDL document we are now ready to invoke the service.
All operations that are defined in the WSDL show as clickable link in the Web Service
Explorer window. In our example with only have one operation GetTime and we select it as
shown in Figure 7-56.
Figure 7-56 Selecting the GetTime operation
The next window allows us to enter all the input parameters for the operation we selected.
Because our GetTime operation does ...
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