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wsdl(1)                                                       General Commands Manual                                                      wsdl(1)

NAME
wsdl - Mono's Web Service Proxy Generator SYNOPSIS
wsdl [options] [path | url] DESCRIPTION
wsdl is a tool for generating proxy classes that can be used to access to web services. The tool reads a WSDL document from the provided path or url, and downloads referenced schemas or other WSDL documents if needed. This tool is used to target the 1.x API, for targetting the 2.x API, please use the wsdl2 tool. OPTIONS
The following options are available: -appsettingurlkey:key -urlkey:key Specifies that the url for the services should be read from the <appsettings> section of the configuration file, using the provided key. -appsettingbaseurl:url , -baseurl:url Specifies a base URL for the service. The final URL will be constructed by combining this value with the URL read from the -appset- tingurlkey option, and the -type:typename, assembly Generate a proxy for a compiled web service class. The URL parameter can be used to providethe location of the service. location attribute specified in the WSDL document. -language:language , -l Language of the code to generate. It can be CS for C# (default), Boo for Boo and VB for Visual.Basic. Alternatively you can specify a full type name for a CodeProvider, for example, you could use this to generate code for the imaginary "MyLan" language which has the following full type: wsdl myservice.wsdl -language:MyLan.MyLanCodeProvider, MyLan.CodeDom, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=xxyy' -namespace:name , -n:name The namespace of the generated classes. If none is specified, the default namespace is used. -out:filename , -o:filename The target file for generated code. -protocol:protocol , -p:protocol The protocol for which to generate code. It can be Soap (default), HttpGet or HttpPost. -sample:METHOD This will display XML request and reply of the sample invocations to that SOAP message. You can use the -protocol: option to render the message in different forms. -server Generate a server skeleton instead of a client proxy. -nologo Supress the startup logo. -u:username , -user:username The user name to use when connecting to the server. -p:password , -password:password The password to use when connecting to the server. -d:domain , -domain:domain The domain to use when connecting to the server. AUTHORS
Lluis Sanchez Gual (lluis@ximian.com) LICENSE
wsdl is released under the terms of the GNU GPL. SEE ALSO
disco(1), soapsuds(1), mono(1), mcs(1), wsdl2(1) wsdl(1)

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soapsuds(1)						      General Commands Manual						       soapsuds(1)

NAME
soapsuds - Mono's Remoting Proxy Generator SYNOPSIS
soapsuds [options] [inputs] [outputs] DESCRIPTION
soapsuds is a tool for generating WSDL documents and client proxies for remoting services. A WSDL document describes the methods that a service provides together with XML schemas of all referenced data structures. A client proxy is a class which offers the same methods as the service it represents, but provides no implementation, it just forwards calls to the remote service. Generated client proxies are not strictly necessary, since the runtime can automatically generate proxies from the original service types. However, it implies the need of distributing the service class to all clients. In some scenarios a better approach is to use soapsuds to generate a proxy class which has the same interface as the service, but without any implementation. soapsuds can generate a WSDL document from a set of types specified with the option -types or can extract the types from an assembly speci- fied with -inputassemblyfile. In this last case, soapsuds will include schemas for all serializable classes in the WSDL document. Taking as input a WSDL document (or anything from which such document can be generated) the tool can generate source code for the client proxy (using the -gc option) or it can directly generate an assembly that implements the proxy (with the -outputassemblyfile option). soap- suds will also generate fake serializable classes for all types defined in the schema. However, beware that those classes will lack the semantics of the original classes, since only data structure is generated. INPUT SOURCES
The following sources are available (only one can be specified): -urltoschema:url -url:url Url from which to retrieve the WSDL document. -types:type1,assembly[,serviceEndPoint][;type2,assembly[,serviceEndPoint]]... Specifies types for which to generate a schema or proxy. If no service endpoint is provided, the one provided with the -serviceend- point option is used. -inputassemblyfile:file , -ia:file Assembly that contains the types to export. -inputschemafile:schena , -is:schema Schema from which to generate proxy classes. INPUT OPTIONS
The following options are available: -inputdirectory:directory , -id:directory Directory where DLLs are located. -serviceendpoint:url , -se:url Url of the service to be placed in the WSDL document. OUTPUTS
The following output options are available (more than one can be specified): -outputassemblyfile:file , -oa:file Generates the proxy code and compiles it into an assembly with the provided name. -outputschemafile:file , -os:file Generates a WSDL document that represents the provided types. -generatecode , -gc Generates proxy source code for the provided WSDL document or types. OUTPUT OPTIONS
The following options are available: -outputdirectory:directory , -od:directory Directory where generated files will be placed. -proxynamespace:namespace , -pn:namespace Namespace of the generated proxy. -nowrappedproxy , -nowp Do not generate a wrapped proxy. -wrappedproxy , -wp Generate a wrapped proxy. -strongnamefile:file , -sn:file Strong name file. GENERAL OPTIONS
The following options are available: -nologo Supress the startup logo. -u:username , -user:username The user name to use when connecting to the server. -p:password , -password:password The password to use when connecting to the server. -d:domain , -domain:domain The domain to use when connecting to the server. -httpproxyname:name , -hpn:name Name of the http proxy. -httpproxyport:port , -hpp:port Port of the http proxy. AUTHORS
Lluis Sanchez Gual (lluis@ximian.com) LICENSE
wsdl is released under the terms of the GNU GPL. SEE ALSO
wsdl(1), disco(1), mono(1), mcs(1) soapsuds(1)
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