Given a WSDL file that describes a web service, the QAnywhere WSDL compiler generates a set of Java or C# proxy classes that you include in your application. These classes expose web service operations as method calls. The classes that are generated are:
For information about the generated proxy classes, see:
The WSDL compiler supports WSDL 1.1 and SOAP 1.1 over HTTP and HTTPS.
wsdlc -l programming-language wsdl-file [ options ]
programming-language: cs | java
wsdl-file: the name of the WSDL file that describes a web service
Options |
Description |
---|---|
-h |
Print a help screen. |
-v |
Print verbose information. |
-o output-directory |
Specify an output directory for generated files. |
-d |
Print debug information. |
-n |
For C# output only, specify a namespace. |
-p |
For Java output only, specify a package name. |