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How Integration Server Returns Output from the Service the Client Invoked
By default, when a service is invoked by a browser-based client, Integration Server displays the output from the service in an HTML web page, using a table to render the output values.
Alternatively, you can assign an output template to the service that the browser-based client invokes. In this case, Integration Server formats the output using the assigned output template. Using an output template gives you the opportunity to design how you want the output to display. With a template you can embed URLs that link to other resources or that invoke another service to perform the next step of the task that the browser-based client performs. You can use the results from one service to dynamically construct how the output is displayed and/or as input into a subsequent service that is invoked. For more information about output templates, see About Service Output Templates.
Related Topics
Building a Browser-Based Client
Prerequisites for Building Browser-Based Client Code
URL Client Uses to Invoke Services
How Input Values are Passed to the Service the Browser-Based Client Invokes