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Building Web Services With Stylus Studio Video Tutorial

This online video demonstration shows you how to use Stylus Studio's Web Service call composer (Web service tester) to locate a WSDL file on the Internet, inspect, create SOAP envelope, invoke and inspect Web service data.

Building Web Services With Stylus Studio covers the following topics in detail:

Using Stylus Studio to Compose a Web Service Call
Examining Web Service Description Language (WSDL) files in Stylus Studio's WSDL Editor
Configuring the Web service call composer to work with your Web service server including Apache AXIS, Microsoft SOAP Client Toolkit 3.0, Microsoft .NET Server, etc.
Using the WSDL Editor to analyze methods, parameters (function arguments) and types described in a WSDL file.
Using Stylus Studio to search public UDDI registries (such as XMethods, Microsoft, IBM, etc.) for Web Services to locating and load a Web Service's WSDL file
Querying and navigating a UDDI registry with Stylus Studio's UDDI registry navigator to find a stock quote Web service
Selecting a WSDL's URL and inspecting the its available operations and function prototypes
Examining the SOAP envelope used to invoke the Web Service method
Populating the SOAP envelope with Web service parameters and invoking the Web Service Method
Viewing the results returned by a Web Service call in the Preview Window
Saving the Web Service call, including information about the Web Service that was invoked and the parameters that were sent
Publishing the live Web service call's data using the XML-to-HTML stylesheet designer
Configuring the XML-to-HTML stylesheet designer to work with live Web service data
Developing the XSLT stylesheet visually using the XSLT diagram view, or manually using the XSLT editor, in an intuitive, synchronized way
Inspecting the XML content model of the live Web service call data
Visually building a dynamic HTML table and previewing the HTML output in the Output Window