Hey thanx scott,
Yes i am aware of that wsdl genration tools,I was not aware though
that the URI was in fact an abstract location serving as an
indetifier.Thanx for that.
vamsi
On Mon, 08 Jul 2002 Scott Nichol wrote :
>I think that the WSDL for the service is what you would want.
>With Axis
I think that the WSDL for the service is what you would want. With Axis (as
well as many other SOAP implementations, including .NET), when you do an
HTTP GET on a service URL with a ?wsdl query string, you will get the WSDL
for the service. With Axis, you can also generate this statically with t