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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > The Documentation Element The Documentation ElementThe Documentation element is an optional element you can use to provide human-readable information about any element in a WSDL. You might use a Documentation element to describe an Operation or Message, for example. How to Create a Documentation ElementTo create a Documentation element:
1. Select the WSDL element you want to document.
2. Select
Diagram >
Add >
Documentation from the Stylus Studio menu.
Alternative: Right-click the element and choose Add > Documentation from the shortcut menu. Stylus Studio adds a Documentation element to the WSDL element you selected in Step 1. It appears in the Text pane as:
3. Change "
Documentation goes here" to whatever you choose.
Documentation Element PropertiesThe Documentation element has no editable properties. |
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