Accessing a service

1. Declaring a variable to access a dedicated or local EGL service
2. Then, complete either of these tasks:
   1. Invoking a service asynchronously from a Rich UI application
   2. Invoking a service synchronously from outside of Rich UI

1. Creating an Interface part to access a REST service
2. Declaring a variable to access a REST service
3. Optionally, complete this task, which gives you flexibility over time:
   • Adding a REST binding to the deployment descriptor
4. Then, complete either of these tasks:
   1. Invoking a service asynchronously from a Rich UI application
   2. Invoking a service synchronously from outside of Rich UI

For details on accessing an EGL REST-RPC service from logic written outside of EGL, see “EGL REST-RPC message structure.”

1. To create an Interface part, complete either of these processes:
   1. Creating an Interface part to access a SOAP service
   2. Create an Interface part when adding a SOAP binding, as described in Adding a SOAP service binding to the deployment descriptor
2. Declaring a variable to access a SOAP service
3. Then, complete either of these tasks:
   1. Invoking a service asynchronously from a Rich UI application
   2. Invoking a service synchronously from outside of Rich UI

1. Creating an Interface part from a Service or ExternalType part
2. Declaring a variable to access a remote EGL or native service
3. Adding an EGL binding to the deployment descriptor
4. Invoking a service synchronously from outside of Rich UI

1. Creating an Interface part from a Service or ExternalType part
2. Declaring a variable to access a remote EGL or native service
3. Adding a native binding to the deployment descriptor
4. Invoking a service synchronously from outside of Rich UI