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The Web Service plug-in allows you to integrate a Web Service into your workflow.
NOTE: A dynamic DLL is created on the server when a Web Service is invoked. It usually appears in the /Program Files/ShareVis/Temp directory. If during development of a Web Service, the signatures change or APIs are added, this temporary DLL must be deleted manually.
Value Pair | Description |
arguments | Comma-separated list of arguments to send to the Web Service. |
async | Whether or not the Web service call must be synchronous or asynchronous |
domain | The domain to use for the login to the Web Service. |
inputfield | The input field, which can be specified as inputfield01, Inputfield02, etc. Used in conjunction with inputvalue (see below) |
inputtype | The type of input parameter for a Web service. Used when the arguments parameter is not specified |
inputvalue | The input value for a corresponding field. Used in conjunction with inputfield (above). |
outputfield | The output value field that must be set. It can be a form (Xpath) or SharePoint column. |
outputfieldvalue | The value that needs to be set in the output field. This can be specified as Outputfield0, Outputfield1, etc. |
method | The SharePoint column into which the value(s) will be placed. |
password | The password to use for the login to the Web Service. |
returncolumn | Column into which to put the return value.This argument can take a comma-separated list of column names that can be set as a series. |
user name | The username to use for the login to the Web Service. |
wsdl | The Web Service Definition Language for the Web Service. |