NonStop SOAP 4.1 User's Manual

SoapPW_<operation_name>Response0.xml
/pway-xsd
SoapPW_<operation_name>.xsd
SoapPW_<operation_name>Response0.xsd
/services
/<service_name>
SoapPW_<service_name>.wsdl
services.xml
where,
<service_name>
is the name of the service specified in the name attribute of the service element in
the SDL file.
[-m | -migration]
specifies that a separate file for each operation will be generated.
The [-m |-migration] option is useful when you need to ensure that the WSDL files
generated in NonStop SOAP 4 match as closely as possible with the WSDL files generated
by NonStop SOAP 3.
The generated file structure appears as:
<output directory>
/client
/<service_name>
SoapPW_<operation_name>.html
/pway-xml
SoapPW_<operation_name>.xml
SoapPW_<operation_name>Response0.xml
/pway-xsd
SoapPW_<operation_name>.xsd
SoapPW_<operation_name>Response0.xsd
/wsdl
SoapPW_<operation_name>.wsdl
/services
/<service_name>
SoapPW_<service_name>.wsdl
services.xml
NOTE: NonStop SOAP 3 generates the WSDL file based on each <operation> element
present in the SDL file. In NonStop SOAP 4, you can generate the WSDL file in a similar
manner by using the SoapAdminCL tool with the -m option. This helps you to migrate a
NonStop SOAP 3 application to NonStop SOAP 4.
[-f | -force]
specifies that the existing files (if any) created by the SoapAdminCL tool will be overwritten.
Ensure that you use this option only when customizing an existing service. If the [-f |
-force] option is not used, the existing output files for the service will not be overwritten.
[-w]
This option validates the NonStop SOAP server and PORT that are mentioned in SDL file.
This option works when SDL is provided by using –i option. This option checks if iTP
WebServer is running on a given PORT (For example, default PORT is 80). If yes, It also
checks if the NonStop SOAP 4 server is running under this iTP Webserver.
For example:
• The following command generates the HTML client files, XML schema files, the WSDL file,
the services.xml file, and the SOAP request and response XML files in the current
directory (when the SDL file contains definitions for a single service with two operations):
The SoapAdminCL Tool 197