WSDL Programming Model

The WSDL programming model consists of interfaces relating to the main parts of the WSDL model and the most significant SOAP extensions.

Figure 1 shows the WSDL programming model.

Figure 1. The WSDL programming model.

The following sections describe the interfaces in more detail:

WSDLService
WSDLPort
The WSDLService that contains the port can be retrieved by invoking the standard SDO method getContainer() on the WSDLPort instance.
WSDLBinding
WSDLPortType
WSDLOperation
An Operation can be contained be either a WSDLPortType or WSDLBinding. The object that contains the operation can be retrieved by invoking the standard SDO method getContainer() on the WSDLOperation instance.
WSDLMessage
WSDLPart
The WSDLMessage that contains the part can be retrieved by invoking the standard SDO method getContainer() on the WSDLPart instance.
WSDLInput
The WSDLOperation that contains the input can be retrieved by invoking the standard SDO method getContainer() on the WSDLInput instance.
WSDLOutput
The WSDLOperation that contains the output can be retrieved by invoking the standard SDO method getContainer() on the WSDLOutput instance.
WSDLFault
The WSDLOperation that contains the fault can be retrieved by invoking the standard SDO method getContainer() on the WSDLFault instance.
SOAPAddress
The only property of a SOAPAddress is the location property, which contains the value of the location attribute of the soap:address element.
SOAPBinding
The WSDLBinding that contains the soap:binding extensibility element can be retrieved by invoking the standard SDO method getContainer() on the SOAPBinding instance.

Parent topic: Logical Object Programming Models