location="http://localhost:18181/helloService/helloPort"/>
Now that we've had a brief of into WSDL, lets take a look at what support NetBeans
provide for creating and editing WSDL documents.
NetBeans Support for Creating WSDL
Documents
Within the NetBeans IDE, new WSDL documents can be created by selecting the
File | New File menu option. Under the XML category in the New File dialog we
can select to create a new WSDL Document shown as follows:
WSDL Editor
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Upon starting the New File wizard and selecting a new WSDL Document, NetBeans
displays a wizard allowing the configuration of the New WSDL Document to be
specified. After selecting a New WSDL Document, the second step is to specify the
Name and Location of the new WSDL document. This dialog allows us to specify
the File Name and location of the new file together with the Target Namespace for
the file. The namespace defaults to http://j2ee.netbeans.org/wsdl/fileName,
where File Name is the name of the file being created, but this can be overridden
with any application specific values.
This stage in the wizard also provides facilities to import an XML schema file into
the WSDL document.
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