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Nick LockeSubject: WSDL Misbehaving
Author: Nick Locke
Date: 14 Nov 2007 08:00 AM
I have a WSDL structure which I have created using Stylus Studio. It has the "Service" in one WSDL file and the "Messages" in another. The "Messages" file references a number of XSDs.

I am trying to use the Web Service Call Composer and, although it "sees" the three Operations, I can't get any further.

I have run the WSDL through the validator at www.xmethods.com and that does not find any errors. I can also generate .NET code using Microsoft's WSDL.EXE (which is usually very fussy).

I have attached a screen-shot from Stylus Studio. It is worth mentioning that SOAP Sonar also shows similar behaviour - in that tool, I can see the XML Elements within the SOAP Header, but then just get a single tag called "Body" rather than the XML elements that I would expect.

The WSDL is temporarily available at http://nick.21jubileepark.com/Schemata/AutomaticFiling/Demo/AutofileServiceDemo-v1-00a.wsdl

All assistance welcome. Thanks, Nick.

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Ivan PedruzziSubject: WSDL Misbehaving
Author: Ivan Pedruzzi
Date: 14 Nov 2007 12:07 PM
Hi Nick,

This is caused by a restriction in the Stylus Studio WSDL processor that doesn't support wsdl:import.

We will be working on enhancing our WSDL processor in future versions but we do not have yet a firm plan for it.


Ivan Pedruzzi
Stylus Studio Team

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Nick LockeSubject: WSDL Misbehaving
Author: Nick Locke
Date: 14 Nov 2007 12:13 PM
> This is caused by a restriction
> in the Stylus Studio WSDL processor
> that doesn't support wsdl:import.

Ivan, thanks for the prompt and helpful response. Does this just mean that I cannot split the WSDL Service and the WSDL Messages into separate files, or does it go further and mean that I can't import the XSD files either?

I guess I could live with combining the Service and Message WSDL files, but I need to keep the XSDs separate.

Sorry if that's a crazy question!

Thanks, Nick

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Ivan PedruzziSubject: WSDL Misbehaving
Author: Ivan Pedruzzi
Date: 14 Nov 2007 12:17 PM

You may still use an external schema, you will need to define an empty schema embedded the WSDL then use xsd:import


Hope this helps
Ivan Pedruzzi
Stylus Studio Team

   
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