After specifying the Port Type Name and the Operation Name, the Operation
Type must be specified. This field allows only One-Way Operation and
Request-Response Operation to be specified. If we wish to create either a
Notification or Solicit/Response type message, then the ordering of the messages
needs to be manually edited within the WSDL document.
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Within this page in the wizard, we can specify the names of message part names by
editing the appropriate Message Part Name. To select a type for the message part,
press the "..." button under the Element or Type column. This displays the following
dialog, within which all the built-in schema types (xsd:string, xsd:boolean) and the
custom types that are available (in the current NetBeans project) are displayed.
The final page of the new WSDL document wizard displays the Concrete
Configuration page for the WSDL document. This page allows a Binding Name and
Binding Type to be specified. The NetBeans enterprise pack installs support for the
following binding types:
File
FTP
HTTP
JDBC
JMS
SMTP
SOAP
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Depending upon the binding type selected, different options are displayed allowing
binding type specific details to be configured. For example, selecting the SOAP
binding type allows us to specify whether we want to use RPC Literal, Document
Literal or RPC Encoding for the SOAP message.
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