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The aim of this document is to explain briefly how the WSDLView tool works.
Using WSDLView is quite straightforward. In fact, as with the other tools provided on the WSO2 Web Services Application Server front page, you don't even need to sign in.
Click on WSDL View and you will be taken to the following screen.
Here, click on Browse to search your file system for the .class file or the .jar file you want to generate a WSDL for. Once you have selected it, use the + button to add other necessary classes or jars.
Note: In case of a .class file, it needs to be declared in the default package for WSDLView to work. If you need to WSDLView for a class inside a custom package, please jar up the class files first.Once you've selected all necessary resources, click on Next to move on to the WSDLView configuration screen.
On this screen, you can customize the WSDL generation process to your liking. The description given against each configuration option should give you an idea of what it does. Some of the more importants options are described below.
If everything is in order, the generation should happen smoothly and produce the WSDL.
In case you are taken to the "Add Resources" screen with a " class not found" message, it could mean that you specified an incorrect classname in the previous screen, or you did not include a necessary resource file, or as mentioned above you selected a .class that was declared in a package other than the default package. If that happens, rectify the error and click "Generate" again.
WSDLView provides an easy to configure and easy to use method of producing a WSDL document from already existing classes.