myService MyServiceType?{@dedicatedService};
After declaring the variable, use it in a call statement. For details, see “Invoking a service asynchronously from a Rich UI application.”
After you declare the variable and assign a service binding to it, you use the variable in a service-access statement, as described in “Invoking a service synchronously from outside of Rich UI.”
Interface MyInterfacePart Function GetEmployeeDetail(employeeCode STRING IN, employeeSalary FLOAT OUT, employeeStatus STRING INOUT) returns(myEmployeeRecordPart); end
The example includes a single function prototype, but more are possible. Also, you can specify a variety of EGL data types and can use the modifiers IN, OUT, and INOUT.
When accessing a non-SOAP service, avoid a possible runtime error: do not use an Interface part that is derived from a WSDL file.