92z/TPF and WebSphere Application Server in a Service Oriented Architecture
6.1 Define WSDL document for Web Service
The coding for the WSDL document we created for describing our example Web Service is
shown in Example 6-1. The basic XML interface to the getTime Web Service is diagrammed
in Figure 6-1. We have kept the interface as simple as possible to just show the basics. The
input message is a request only, without parameters. The output message contains the time
of day in hours, minutes, and seconds.
Figure 6-1 The example Web Service XML interface
In the resulting WSDL document, the XML interface to the Web Service is encoded as
follows ...
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