Generating a WSDL File from a Native WSDF

1.1.2.3 Generating a WSDL File from a Native WSDF

Once an Oracle Tuxedo native WSDF is created, the corresponding WSDL file can be generated using the SALT WSDL generation utility, tmwsdlgen. The following example command generates a WSDL file named “app1.wsdl” from a given WSDF named “app1.wsdf”:

tmwsdlgen -c app1.wsdf -o app1.wsdl

Note:

Before executing tmwsdlgen, the TUXCONFIG environment variable must be set correctly and the relevant Oracle Tuxedo application using TMMETADATA must be booted.

You can optionally specify the output WSDL file name using the ‘-o’ option. Otherwise, tmwsdlgen creates a default WSDL file named “tuxedo.wsdl”.

If the native WSDF file contains Oracle Tuxedo services that use CARRAY buffers, you can specify tmwsdlgen options to generate different styled WSDL files for CARRAY buffer mapping. By default, CARRAY buffers are mapped as xsd:base64Binary XML data types in the SOAP message. For more information, see Data Type Mapping and Message Conversion in SALT Programming Web Services and tmwsdlgen in the SALT Reference Guide.

Parent topic: Configuring Native Oracle Tuxedo Services