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Oracle Java CAPS WSDL Editor User's Guide Java CAPS Documentation |
Prerequisites for This Tutorial
Importing XML Schemas Using the WSDL View
Adding Inline Schemas Using the WSDL View
To Configure the Global Properties of the Inline Schema
To Define the Structure of the Inline Schema
Importing WSDL Files Using the WSDL View
Configuring Messages Using the WSDL View
To Change the Name of a Message or Part
Configuring Port Types Using the WSDL View
To Add an Operation to an Existing Port Type
To Add a Fault to a Request-Response Operation
To Change the Name of a Port Type or Operation
To Change the Parameter Order of an Operation
To Delete a Port Type or Operation
Configuring Bindings Using the WSDL View
To Create a Binding and Service from a Port Type
To Create a Binding Individually
Configuring Services Using the WSDL View
To Create a Binding and Service from a Port Type
To Create a Service Individually
Configuring Partner Link Types Using the WSDL View
To Add a Partner Link Type Automatically
To Add a Partner Link Type Manually
Configuring Properties and Property Aliases Using the WSDL View
To Add a Property to a WSDL File
To Add a Property Alias to a WSDL File
Finding Usages of WSDL Components
To Find Usages of a WSDL Component
To Clear Highlights After a Search
Strategies for Defining the Abstract Elements
To Define the Abstract Elements by Starting with the Partner Interactions
To Define the Abstract Elements by Starting with the Messages
Navigating in the Partner View
Creating Partner Link Types Using the Partner View
To Create a Partner Link Type with One Role
To Add a Second Role to a Partner Link Type
To Add a Fault to a Request-Response Operation
Editing Partner Link Types Using the Partner View
To Change the Name of a Partner Link Type, Role, Port Type, or Operation
Creating Messages Using the Partner View
Editing Messages Using the Partner View
To Change the Name of a Message
To Change the Type of Content for a Part
Creating a WSDL File From Scratch
To Create a WSDL File from Scratch
Creating a WSDL File Based On an Existing WSDL File
To Create a WSDL File Based on an Existing WSDL File
In the Source view, the underlying XML source code appears. You can directly edit the XML.
The top of the Source Editor has a tab for each open document. Each tab shows the name of the document. If the document has been modified and has not been saved, then an asterisk (*) appears after the name. You can right-click a tab to access various commands.
A toolbar is located at the top of the Source Editor window. Source code displayed in the Source Editor is syntactically colored.
The Source Editor status line is located beneath the horizontal scroll bar. To toggle between insert mode and overwrite mode, use the Insert key.
The WSDL Editor enables you to use the following types of code completion in WSDL files:
Element code completion. When you type a starting tag (<) inside a parent element, the code completion box displays a list of child elements for the parent element. For example, assume that you place the cursor immediately after the <portType> element. When you type the starting tag (<), the code completion box displays the following list of child elements: documentation and operation.
Attribute code completion. When you press Spacebar inside an element tag, the code completion box displays a list of attributes for the element.
The code completion box can include elements and attributes that are specific to individual bindings, such as the FTP binding. When the code completion box is visible, you can continue typing to fine tune the selection of items in the list. You can also use the mouse or navigation keys to scroll through the list.
To select an item in the list, do one of the following:
Highlight the item and press Enter
Double-click the item