Service invoking another webservice

I want to create a webservice. First request i want to give insert/select as input. If I give insert as input it must take to another form with the fields of database and if I give select as input it must perform the select operation.

Hi,
I think you could make use of Oracle Mediator component to achieve this. Using the filter expression, you may check the input and based on that you can invoke another service (DB adapter which performs select).
Thanks

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