Re: muse webservice wsdl question

[Daniel Jemiolo]

Hi,

Except for a few special cases, properties
do not have their own get/set methods - these tasks are handled by the
WS-RP GetResourceProperty and SetResourceProperties operations. The sample
WSDL should include the definitions for these operations in its port type
and binding.

Clients should use the WS-RP operations
when reading/writing the resource's properties; even a client that has
convenience methods for properties (getFoo/setFoo, etc) should map down
to the WS-RP operations when putting a message on the wire. Clients that
are more dynamic may inspect the resource's WSDL at runtime to get the
list of available properties (through the link to the WS-RP document schema).

Dan


Dan Jemiolo
IBM Corporation
Research Triangle Park, NC


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Asaf Lahav <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
on 03/26/2006 08:19:39 AM:

> Hi,
>  
>  
> I am going through the FILESYSTEM WSDL sample
and wondering… 
> The file system WSDL file specifies a few Methods
and a few Properties.
> Isn't the WSDL suppose to specify a Request and
Response messages for each of 
> the specified properties (And even Fault ones is necessary)?
> Further more, the current Sample WSDL doesn't
specify the resource properties 
> anywhere other than in the FileSystemProperties element as a child
of the 
> Schema element.
> Isn't the WSDL supposed to specify the properties
operations both in the 
> PORTTYPE and the BINDING?
>  
>