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Simon St.Laurent [mailto:simonstl@simonstl.com]
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> Doug.Ransom@pwrm.com (Doug Ransom) writes:
> >Is anyone using RDDL to identify WSDL resources?
> >
> >I can see the nature being the namespace for wsdl
> >http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/, but what would the purpose be,
> >especially if I describe the service two different ways
> (i.e. different
> >schema languages) and letting the caller pick which one they want to
> >use?
> >
> >This came up a couple years ago on the list:
> >http://lists.xml.org/archives/xml-dev/200103/msg00171.html but Mr.
> >Fell's query went unanswered.
>
> I see that no one's replied to this question yet again. I'm still not
> entirely sure why I'd want to use RDDL to identify WSDL
> resources, since
> it seems to some extent that WSDL performs similar tasks (identifiying
> structures and processing) to RDDL.
We are in the practice of using RDDL to define all the namespace URIs we use (whether they are for XML or some other purpose).
If someone has an instance of our WSDL document or a soap message, they can click on the target namespace or service uri and load the RDDL page. On that page we may have further documentation; pointers to other namespaces the user might encounter within the soap message, schemas and schematrons etc. for them, or even a few different wsdl documents for the same namespace depending on whether the client wants their web services infrastructure to validate and parse the
contents of the soap body (i.e. we could say the first element is foo and any content can follow in one wsdl and leave the validation up the implementor of the service; or we import the schema definition for foo). In our work we tend to define interfaces and have several implementations of the servers and clients.
>
> Could you explain this one a bit more?
> --
> Simon St.Laurent
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