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The WSDL Editor is available only in Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite.
You use the WSDL Details page of the Diagram Properties dialog box to specify which properties of a WSDL document's nodes you want to display in the Diagram tab of the WSDL Editor. For each type of node (message, binding, and so on) and for a node's individual properties (name, type, and so on), you use the Inline visibility in diagram settings to
In order to streamline presentation of the WSDL in the diagram, most properties are hidden by default.
You set node display properties for XML Schema elements separately, using the Schema Details page.
By default, Name, Binding, Address Type, and Address properties are shown for all port elements, as shown in the following illustration. Notice that even properties that do not have a value defined for them are displayed:
Name
Binding
Address Type
Address
Show if not empty setting. Only those values for the port element that have been explicitly set are displayed in the diagram. (In this example, notice that the Address property is no longer displayed.)
Hide setting. If you choose this setting, none of the element's properties is displayed in the diagram.
Category/Property
The node and, optionally, properties whose inline visibility settings you want to change.
Inline visibility in diagram
The conditions under which you want to display a property and its values in the WSDL diagram. Inline visibility options are:
maxOccurs="1"
If all of a node's properties have the same show/hide setting (all are set to Hide, for example), that value is displayed in the Inline Visibility in Diagram field. If no value is displayed in the Inline Visibility in Diagram field, it means that two or more properties have different show/hide settings.
You can permanently set WSDL diagram properties using the Options dialog box. See Options - Module Settings - WSDL Editor - WSDL Details.
Working with WSDL Elements
Using the WSDL Editor
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