Using UTL_DBWS to make a Database Callout to a Document Style Web service

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Using UTL_DBWS to make a Database Callout to a Document Style Web service provides a method for consuming a Document Style Web Service using the UTL_DBWS package. This package is essentially a PL/SQL wrapper over JPublisher.

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