If they'll give you the service code, you could generate your own WSDL from it -- but you'd need to install .NET to do it. And then you'd need to verify that the WSDL you generated matches that of the deployed service.
Otherwise, you can write the WSDL by hand. You need the following information:
- the schema of the input, output, and fault messages
- the operation names
- the binding settings
- the access point
You might be able to reconstruct the WSDL from some sample messages.
Personally, I'd insist that they provide you with a WSDL.
Anne
On 6/19/06,
Martin Gainty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Good Morning All-
I am working with a company which has a .NET service but they do not produce a WSDL
This seems backwards but does Axis client have any capability to produce/generate a WSDL from a .NET service?
Many Thanks,
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