wsdl2corba -corba

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wsdl2corba -corba — adds a CORBA binding to a WSDL document

Synopsis

wsdl2orba {-corba} {-i portType} [-idl] [-b binding] [-d dir] [-w wsdlOut] [-o idlOut...] [-props namespace] [-wrapped] [-a address] [-f address-file] [[-quiet] | [-verbose]] [-v] [-h] wsdl

Description

wsdl2corba -corba adds a CORBA binding to an existing WSDL document. The generated WSDL file will also contain a CORBA port with no address specified.

	Tip
	You can also generate an IDL file that corresponds to the generated CORBA binding by using the `-idl` option.

Required Arguments

The tool has the following required arguments:

Option	Interpretation
`-corba`	Specifies that the tool will generate a new WSDL file with a CORBA binding.
`-i portType`	Specifies the name of the interface for which the CORBA binding is generated.
`wsdl`	Specifies the WSDL document to which the binding is added.

Optional Arguments

The tool has the following optional arguments:

Option	Interpretation
`-idl`	Specifies that an IDL file will be generated for the generated CORBA binding. You must also use the `-b` flag in conjunction with this flag.
`-b binding`	Specifies the name of the generated CORBA binding.
`-d dir`	Specifies the directory into which the new WSDL document is written.
`-w wsdlOut`	Specifies the name of the WSDL document containing the generated CORBA binding.
`-o idlOut`	Specifies the name of the generated IDL file.
`-props namespace`	Specifies the namespace to use for the generated CORBA typemap.
`-wrapped`	Specifies that the generated binding uses wrapped types.
`-a address`	Specifies the value of the generated binding's `corba:address` element's `location` attribute.
`-f address-file`	Specifies the name of a file whose contents are to be used as the value of the generated binding's `corba:address` element's `location` attribute.
`-v`	Displays the tool's version.
`-h`	Specifies that the tool will display a detailed usage statement.
`-quiet`	Specifies that the tool is to run in quiet mode.
`-versbose`	Specifies that the tool is to run in verbose mode.