NonStop SOAP User's Manual

Using the SOAP Admin Tool
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WSDL Files
Namespace for SOAP Encoding in the WSDL
The namespace for SOAP encoding in the generated WSDL points to W3C SOAP 1.1
encoding (http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding).
Generated Files for a Request Definition
The full name of the generated file for a request definition has this form:
< output file name prefix >SoapPW_< ServiceName >
where
output file name prefix
is the value of the OutputFileNamePrefix attribute of the Service element in the
SDL file. If you did not specify a value for this attribute, the file name does not have
a prefix.
ServiceName
is the value of the ServiceName attribute of the Service element in the SDL file.
Generated Files for a Response Definition
The full name of a generated file for a response definition has this form:
< output file name prefix >SoapPW_< ServiceName >Response< nn>
where
output file name prefix
is the value of the OutputFileNamePrefix attribute of the Service element in the
SDL file. If you did not specify a value for this attribute, the file name does not have
a prefix.
ServiceName
is the value of the ServiceName attribute of the Service element in the SDL file.
nn
is a number reflecting the ordinal position of the response definition. The value of
nn for the first response definition for a service is 0.
Examples of Generated Filenames
If you run the SOAP Admin tool using the first input file described in Annotated
Example SDL Files for TS/MP on page 6-6, it generates these files for the EmpInfo
service in your working directory. (Note that the example file specifies the
OutputFileNamePrefix attribute for the EmpInfo service as 'emp'.)