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jhsachs
13 years agoNew Contributor
nmrao wrote: I believe you don't have to as there are various tools exists as I mentioned a couple in previous post.
As you browser for the response message types, collect the chunk of lines from xsd, try it online like http://xmlgrid.net/genXml.html
where it gives you expected reponse message.
I'm interested in any better tool I can find (rather than write), but this isn't clear to me. What do you mean about the XSD? The XSD for my WSDL -- or any WSDL, I believe -- is http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema. That wouldn't contain any useful information.
I tried putting the WSDL itself into the genXml tool, but it just said "invalid schema."
So, I've got two questions.
The first is: what does this tool produce? It says "XML" but is silent about the content. If it generates something that can easily be transformed into HTML that presents a tabular description of the message formats, it's the answer to my prayers. If not, it probably doesn't matter.
The second is: how do I make it work?