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Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
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Yes, but that does not seem to be valid XSD file.. When I save it to a file
and try to open with a Altova XSD reader, it produces lots of errors.. Is the
WSDL file supposed to be a valid XSD file?.
Thanks.
> > I have web service written in .NET and if I go the browser and type in the
> > .asmx file I get to see all the methods/routines. Now, is there a way I can
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> service.asmx?WSDL
> then the service returns the WSDL description.
Martin Honnen - 07 Jul 2006 16:21 GMT
> Yes, but that does not seem to be valid XSD file.. When I save it to a file
> and try to open with a Altova XSD reader, it produces lots of errors.. Is the
> WSDL file supposed to be a valid XSD file?.
No, a WSDL document describes the web service, it uses XSD inside to
describe the types used but there are additional elements to completely
describe the web service in a way that clients can be generated from the
WSDL document.

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