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PROGRAM:
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 -appsettingurlkey 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 ([email protected])
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