This is just how the browsers react to seeing xml. It's nothing to do with axis. wsdl isnt really meant to be viewed this way by a human, its how other clients would grab the wsdl from your server.
WRT the Opera crash, I notice from their build logs there were 'dom related crashes' in versions prior to 6.03? This may be your issue. You might also want to look at CapeClear's WSDL beautifier ( http://www.capescience.com/articles/simplifiedWSDL/index.shtml ) mentioned on this list - its quite easy to knock up a servlet to use their xsl, or make up some of your own. The xsl used by IE to format xml is available from your browser: res://msxml.dll/defaultss.xsl Michael Remijan wrote: > ... > > on IE6 the contents of the wsdl file are displayed (GOOD) > > on Navigator 6 a completely empty page is shown but the contents of the wsdl file >can be seeing if a "view source" is done on the page (NOT TOO GOOD) > > on Opera 6 the browser crashes > > > Mike > > >
