Each service in Unwired Orchestrator is a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document essentially is an XML format to describe network services as a set of endpoints.
A WSDL is generated for each messaging and database service that is defined by the user. The database and messaging services you create can also be changed to add more port operations, but you cannot change WSDLs that you discover; for example, WSDLs associated with Web Services. Changing the WSDL breaks the link to the original process; therefore, the original functionality will no longer be available.
The structure of a WSDL is important because the consistency allows integration of differing applications within and across organizations and platforms. All WSDLs have the following structure:
Logical, the design side, not involved with physical:
Types for example, XSD
Operations
Port types, the interface/methods
Physical, involved with binding information:
Ports
Services (This group comprises types, messages, operations, and port types)
Note: This version of Unwired Orchestrator supports only those document structures that conform to the final recommendations of W3C for schemas. Specifically, we check to make sure the namespace of the WSDL file includes the 2001 W3C schema URI: http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema.