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    To invoke a webMethods service from a Java service in Developer, use the Service.doInvoke method and pass the namespace, service name, and pipeline input data. Import an external Java class by adding its JAR file to the custom package/code/jars folder and importing the package and class name in the shared tab to reference the class in a Java service.

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    To invoke a webMethods service from a Java service in Developer, use the Service.doInvoke method and pass the namespace, service name, and pipeline input data. Import an external Java class by adding its JAR file to the custom package/code/jars folder and importing the package and class name in the shared tab to reference the class in a Java service.

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    To invoke a webMethods service from a Java service in Developer, use the Service.doInvoke method and pass the namespace, service name, and pipeline input data. Import an external Java class by adding its JAR file to the custom package/code/jars folder and importing the package and class name in the shared tab to reference the class in a Java service.

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    How to invoke a webMethods Service from a Java Service in Developer?

    Service.doInvoke (nameSpace, serviceName, pipelineIData );

    Importing and referencing an external java class in wM java service

    Just put your external jar file in your appropriate custom package/code/jars and then import your
    package with class name in shared tab.
    For example testPackage.TestClass
    Now we can use any method related to class you are importing in java service.

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