RE: Parsing WSDL and System.Web.Services.Description

From: Elena Kharitidi (elenak_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 09/01/04 

Date: Wed, 01 Sep 2004 18:49:08 GMT

I do not believe that this can be done in the general case: in the case of
Document/literal the schema xs:element referenced by the wsdl:part element
describes the wire format, not the implementation details: the AddStrings
can be a method name with two string parameters:

public string AddStrings(string s1, string s2) {..}

or a method taking Strings instance with parameter style bare

public string Add(Strings AddStrings) {..}

public class Strings {
    public string s1;
    public string s2;
}

If you do not care of the actual implementation, and just want to present
user with a sample method signature derived from the given WSDL, you would
have to be able to parse all schema constructs and interpret them one way
or other: attributes, nested groups, element references, and so on.

Thanks,
Elena

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