Background Color

Background color is used as another visual cue for information about the WSDL document or the XML Schema it might contain:

A tan, or light brown, color identifies global nodes - these are elements that are defined as children of the WSDL (wsdl:definitions). In Figure 378, the gryphonWSFault Message is an example of a such a node.

A light yellow background identifies local instances of globally defined types. In Figure 378, the GryphonWSFault element is a local instance of that type.

Figure 378. Background Colors Show Global and Local Types

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