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Related Commands
wsa-mode
wsdl
Assigns or removes a source WSDL file.
Syntax
wsdl source-location local-name [policy-attachment]
no wsdl source-location
Parameters
source-location
local-name
policy-attachment
Guidelines
The wsdl command associates a WSDL file with the Web Service Proxy. The WSDL
file defines the Web services that the Web Service Proxy supports.
Use the no wsdl command to remove a WSDL file from the Web Service Proxy.
Related Commands
user-policy
Examples
v Associates the accountQuery.wsdl WSDL file in the local: directory, defines this
v Associates the accountQuery.wsdl WSDL file in the local: directory, defines this
v Removes the association of the accountQuery.wsdl WSDL file in the local:
Specifies the exact location (URL) of the WSDL file. The file can be stored
on the appliance or on a remote server (for example, local:///
searchservice.wsdl).
Specifies a mnemonic for the WSDL file. The mnemonic can be the file
name (for example, searchservice.wsdl) or an alias (for example, search).
The value for the parameter should be the name of the WSDL-file
parameter as identified by the user-policy command.
Specifies the name of an existing Policy Attachment object. Policy
attachments associate WS-Policy with the different types of policy subjects
(service, endpoint, operation, message) in the WSDL file.
source WSDL file with the getBalance alias, and associates the WSSec-UNT Policy
Attachment object.
# wsdl local:///accountQuery.wsdl getBalance WSSec-UNT
#
source WSDL file with the getBalance alias, but does not associates a Policy
Attachment object.
# wsdl local:///accountQuery.wsdl getBalance
#
directory.
# no wsdl local:///accountQuery.wsdl
#
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