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- nmraoChampion Level 3Try opening it in browser.
Best would be to check with your team or wsdl provider.- tomberryNew Contributor
Following a search on the internet, I saw some recommendations that wsdl files can be validated in Eclipse.
In fact Eclipse didn't give me any warnings abou the wsdl, but it did give me an error message about the xsd.
The problem was caused by an element <complexContent> for a service that uses arrays
When I removed this from the wsdl and xsd files, Eclipse was happy with both, and SoapUI was happy to import the wsdl.
For information, the wsdl is generated by gSOAP 2.8.70
- richieCommunity HeroHi tomberry,
Just in case you stumble across anything like invalid wsdls, wadls, xsd's or json schemas, theres lots of tools that include validators as well as parsers for wellformed checks. Freeware Notepad++ includes a plugin to do this but didnt provide line numbers for the invalid content. xmlspy does include line number details of invalid content however and is always my tool or choice for checking if files are wellformed and valid.
Cheers
Rich
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