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NAMEsoapsuds - Mono's Remoting Proxy GeneratorSYNOPSISsoapsuds [options] [inputs] [outputs]DESCRIPTIONsoapsuds is a tool for generating WSDL documents and client proxies for remoting services. A WSDL document describes the methods that a service provides together with XML schemas of all referenced data structures. A client proxy is a class which offers the same methods as the service it represents, but provides no implementation, it just forwards calls to the remote service.Generated client proxies are not strictly necessary, since the runtime can automatically generate proxies from the original service types. However, it implies the need of distributing the service class to all clients. In some scenarios a better approach is to use soapsuds to generate a proxy class which has the same interface as the service, but without any implementation. soapsuds can generate a WSDL document from a set of types specified with the option -types or can extract the types from an assembly specified with -inputassemblyfile. In this last case, soapsuds will include schemas for all serializable classes in the WSDL document. Taking as input a WSDL document (or anything from which such document can be generated) the tool can generate source code for the client proxy (using the -gc option) or it can directly generate an assembly that implements the proxy (with the -outputassemblyfile option). soapsuds will also generate fake serializable classes for all types defined in the schema. However, beware that those classes will lack the semantics of the original classes, since only data structure is generated. INPUT SOURCESThe following sources are available (only one can be specified):
INPUT OPTIONSThe following options are available:
OUTPUTSThe following output options are available (more than one can be specified):
OUTPUT OPTIONSThe following options are available:
GENERAL OPTIONSThe following options are available:
AUTHORSLluis Sanchez Gual (lluis@ximian.com)LICENSEwsdl is released under the terms of the GNU GPL.SEE ALSOwsdl(1), disco(1), mono(1), mcs(1) Visit the GSP FreeBSD Man Page Interface. |