> #### 6.7.3 Web Services Java Action (v7.0 Carryover)

> This Java Action is used to call a Web Service from a Java Action.

> To call a Web Service using a Java Action:

> 1. Follow the instructions in the Assigning Java Actions section. Expand the Integration Actions folder. Then, double-click the Web Service Call icon.

> The Action editor - WebServices dialog box appears.

> 2. Enter the set up information for the Web Service that you want to call with your JavaAction.

> Figure 96: Action editor - WebServices
> - Action name: The name of your JavaAction.
> - Request UDA: The name of the UDA that contains the SOAP Request Message Body.
> - WSDL Location: The location of the WSDL file. This can be located in your local file system, or it can point to a remote (URL) location.
> - Operation Name: This is the name of the operation that will be invoked on the Web Service.
> - Port Name: This is the name of the port used by the Web Service (not a mandatory field).
> - Response UDA: The name of the UDA that contains the SOAP Response Message Body i.e. the results of the Web Service call.

> 3. Click OK.

> Your Java Action appears in the Action frame of the properties dialog where you first clicked the Add button.

> 4. Click OK to close the properties dialog box.

> Your Web Services Java Action is now assigned to the template. You can attach actions that automatically send Email messages in any one of the Action type frames.

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