Inputs Tab of the Web Service Operation Property Editor

Although you cannot edit this information, you can see what inputs are required by the Web service operation. For example, a stock quote Web service might require an input string identifying the stock symbol.

When the Web service is included as part of an orchestration workflow, the Data Mapping tab of the orchestration workflow Property Editor displays similar information. Editable values, such as a password string, can be edited there.

Note: The drop-down list at the top of the Property Editor lets you view other operations in the Web service.

Element	Description
Elements	Shows the data elements defined as inputs to the selected Web service.
Type	Shows each input's data type, such as integer, Boolean, and complex types.
Vertical divider	Clicking the vertical divider to the right of the Type column displays additional information for the selected data element (such as its type and namespace).

Tip: Click the banner (bearing the Web service's name) at the top of the Web service editor to display General Tab of the Web Service Property Editor, where you can view and edit properties of the Web service itself.

Inputs Tab of the Web Service Operation Property Editor

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