As an alternative to writing out WSDL I'm wondering whether it will be more effective/efficient to just write out our internal interface model. I put code in to write out the WSDL and (most of it) is live in the build again however It concerns we as we always end up generating WSDL and, given the way it is at the moment, there is a danger that we end up transferring arbitrarily large associated XSD across the domain just for interface matching purposes.
So firstly is there some code somewhere that is already able to serialize our internal interface contract model? If no what do I need, Well I just need the interface operations and their input, output and fault types so that I can reconstruct the contract just for matching purposes. As usual the tricky bit is the data types. I think the only thing that's required is the logical types. Is this practical or am I missing something? Simon -- Apache Tuscany committer: tuscany.apache.org Co-author of a book about Tuscany and SCA: tuscanyinaction.com