Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Example ExampleConsider the following StockQuotesSoap SOAP request defined using the Swan and Mokashi WSDL:
This SOAP request was created using the Stylus Studio Web Service Call Composer, as described in How to Compose a Web Service Call. The XQuery generated by Stylus Studio for this Web service call looks like this:
In addition to the header that declares the ws namespace and Java extension function, ws:call(), the generated code includes comments that specify .jar files that must be present in your Classpath in order to run the resulting XQuery in Stylus Studio. Here's an example of the complete code generated by Stylus Studio for a Swan & Mokashi Web service:
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