Send a map of documents via Invoke Web Service

Hi,
    I have one process with map of documents and 2nd process on other server, where input variable is map od documents too. How can I send this map between these processes via "Invoke Web Service" component? Simple datatypes I can.
Petr

Take a look at Quick Start: Assembling a PDF document using the web service API
It shows how to create an input map for multiple documents.
But it sounds like you're asking how to create a WSDL that allows you to use an input map as an argument in a Web Service invocation. If so, take a look at the Assembler services WSDL. For 8.2, access
http://myServer:myPort/soap/services/AssemblerService?wsdl

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