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Defining an Endpoint in WSDL

Endpoints are defined in WSDL 1.1 documents. The WSDL contract specifies the messages, operations, and the interfaces exposed by the endpoint. It also defines the transport used by the endpoint.

Table of Contents

2. Introducing WSDL Contracts
WSDL Elements
Structure of a WSDL Document
Designing a contract
3. Defining Logical Data Units
Mapping Data into Logical Data Units
Adding Data Units to a Contract
XML Schema Simple Types
Defining Complex Data Types
Defining Data Structures
Defining Arrays
Defining Types by Extension
Defining Types by Restriction
Defining Enumerated Types
Defining Elements
4. Defining Logical Messages Used by a Service
5. Defining Your Logical Interfaces
6. Using HTTP
Adding a Basic HTTP Endpoint
Consumer Configuration
Provider Configuration
Using the HTTP Transport in Decoupled Mode
7. Using JMS
Basic Configuration
Using a Named Reply Destination
JMS Consumer Configuration
JMS Provider Configuration
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