Report on web service

APEX 4.0.2
Created a RESTful web service with input and output parameters. Created a report region on the web service. It generates a SQL report with the following query
select extractValue(value(t),'/*/op1') "op1"
     , extractValue(value(t),'/*/op2') "op2"
from wwv_flow_collections c,
      table(xmlsequence(extract(c.xmltype001,'/path/to/output'))) t
where c.collection_name = 'OUTPUT'1. How/when is the web service invoked to populate the collection?
2. How are the input parameter(s) passed to the web service?
Thanks

Hello Vikas,
>> I thought that's exactly what the wizard was supposed to do
You are correct. The question is whether you used the correct wizard.
As I understand it, before you are able to generate a report on your Web Services you need to define them. First you need to create a RESTful Web Service Reference - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23903_01/doc/doc.41/e21674/advnc_web_services.htm#CHDDIHEA . Then you should go to the Forms wizard (and not the Report wizard, as I suspect you did) and choose the option of Create Form and Report on Web Service - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23903_01/doc/doc.41/e21674/advnc_web_services.htm#BABDDBIB . This wizard allows you to take care of the necessary input items, and also to name the collection to be used for the results ( Temporary Result Set Name ).
I’m no expert on Web Services. I only tried it once, long time ago, so from here on you're on your own :) .
Regards,
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