The WS-I Validator can be used
to check your WSDL definitions against the Basic Profile.
For more information about the WS-I Basic Profile refer to the
WS-I, and in particular the WS-I Basic Profile document:
-
Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I)
-
WS-I deliverables
index
You can use the WS-I Validator to check your WSDL definitions
against the Basic Profile; see
WS-I Basic Profile Version 1.1
.
You can run the validator in either of the following
ways:
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Manually against a specific
.wsdl
resource in
the workbench.
This option enables you to investigate and fix WS-I
compliance problems; all validation issues are displayed as task list
errors and warnings.
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Automatically, when WSDL is imported or generated.
You can import WSDL definitions by using the Message Model wizard.
You can control the behavior of the validator by setting
a compliance level for your profile.
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Select
.
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Click
Service Policies
, and expand
Profile Compliance
.
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Select one of the following profiles:
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WS-I AP compliance level (WS-I Attachments Profile 1.0)
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WS-I SSBP compliance level (WS-I Simple SOAP Binding Profile 1.0)
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Select a compliance level:
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Select
Suggest compliance
to run the validator
with errors treated as unrecoverable, but warnings only notified.
This is the default setting.
-
Select
Require compliance
to run the validator
with errors and warnings treated as unrecoverable.
-
Select
Ignore compliance
if you do not
want to run the validator.
The AP selection applies automatically to the SSBP field,
therefore Ignore is not explicitly selectable unless the AP selection
is set to Ignore.
The following terms refer to the three broad categories
of WSDL definition:
Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017
