Importing a WSDL File

You can launch the Import WSDL feature from the Language menu. If you have a WSDL file or if you find a WSDL published in a UDDI server, you can reverse engineer the WSDL to create a Web service component. Once you have a Web service component, you can write Java or .NET code to implement the Web service.

When you launch the Import WSDL feature from Language > Import WSDL , the Import WSDL dialog box is displayed.

• Reverse Engineering WSDL Files
  The import process analyzes the WSDL file to find the different Web services and port types defined in the script. You can select which component or port type to import using the tree view in the Selection tab.
• Reverse Engineering WSDL Options
  The import process uses a WSDL file or a WSDL URL as an entry and allows you to create a component and its associated class. You can also create a deployment diagram with nodes and component instances to represent deployment.

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Created October 7, 2009. Send feedback on this help topic to Sybase Technical Publications: pubs@sybase.com