Out parameters and a dynamic client

In the 7.0 manuals for web services (http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs70/webServices/client.html#1011066)
there are two examples, one for dynamic client, the other for out parameters. My
question is there a way to use out parameters WITH the dynamic client or do you need
a stub for it?
Larry

sachin
1) make sure there is no Optional Redirect defined on the OK button. That is, make sure the page is really submitted.
2) in the PL/SQL body generating the query, print out the query using htp.p() so you get to see it and test it.
3) use the session state link in the developer toolbar in conjunction with the technique in step 2) to debug your query
Maybe the report region is refreshing, but it just isn't returning any results.
Sergio

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by
passing wsdl?
In the example directory, there is an example, but I would like to know
how I can
customize to use my own wsdl? clientgen puts wsdl in client jar file why
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