[oXygen-user] Problem Debugging WSDL

[Radu Coravu]

Hello Matthew,

Things should be pretty simple.
Let's say the target namespace of the schema in which the simple type is 
defined is : "http://test".
Then, in the wsdl file in the "types" section you should have something 
like this:

"<schema xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" 
targetNamespace="http://test">
       <include schemaLocation="a.xsd"/>
 </schema>"

The type will then be used like:
" <message name="someMessage">
        <part name="from"   type="test:guidtype"/>
</message>"

Of course you need to add the attribute  ' xmlns:test="http://test" ' to 
the "definitions" tag.
There are other ways to use the types defined in the schema but this 
seems to me the easiest one.

If you are looking for something else maybe some more details about what 
you are trying to achieve and the way in which you try to include/import 
the schema file in the wsdl may be useful.
Also maybe some code snippets from the wsdl file would be useful.

Regards, Radu.

Matthew Riches wrote:

>Thanks, that's solved a lot of banging heads on keyboards...
>
>Another quick question if I may?
>
>I have a type defined in an xsd such that 
>[code]
>	<xs:simpleType name="guidtype">
>		<xs:restriction base="xs:string" >
>			<xs:length value="34" />
>		</xs:restriction>
>	</xs:simpleType>
>
>And the file is imported into my wsdl (I have checked all the case this
>time)
>
>But no matter what, I get an error message saying that it cannot solve
>type guidtype from namespace <the namespace> to a local definition.
>
>I am certain that this is not a capitalisation issue, so any more hints
>on how to deal with this message would be appreciated.
>Matt
>
>
>
>
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