You can use
Oxygen XML Editor to generate detailed documentation for the components of a
WSDL document in HTML format. You can select the WSDL components to include in your output and
the level of details to present for each of them. Also, the components are
hyperlinked.
Note: The WSDL documentation includes the XML Schema components that belong to
the internal or imported XML schemas.
To generate documentation for a WSDL document, select WSDL
Documentation... from the menu or from the Generate
Documentation submenu in the contextual menu of the
Project view.
The Input URL field of the dialog panel must contain the full path to
the WSDL document that you want to generate documentation for. The WSDL document can be
located either local or remote. You can also specify the path to the WSDL document using
editor variables.
You can split the output into multiple files using different criteria. For large WSDL
documents, choosing a different split criterion may generate smaller output files providing a
faster documentation browsing.
The available split criteria are:
- By location - each output file contains the components from the same WSDL document.
- By namespace - each output file contains information about components with the same
namespace.
- By component - each output file contains information about one WSDL or XML Schema
component.
To export the settings of the WSDL
Documentation dialog to an XML file, click the Export
settings button. With the exported settings file, you can generate the same
documentation from the command-line
interface.
When you generate documentation for WSDL documents, you can choose what components (services,
bindings, messages and others) and details (namespace, location, instance and others) to
include in the documentation:
- Components
- Services - specifies whether the generated documentation
includes the WSDL services.
- Bindings - specifies whether the generated documentation
includes the WSDL bindings.
- Port Types - specifies whether the generated documentation
includes the WSDL port types.
- Messages - specifies whether the generated documentation
includes the WSDL messages.
- XML Schema Components specifies whether the generated
documentation includes the XML Schema components.
- Only global elements and types - specifies whether the
generated documentation includes only global elements and types.
- Details