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Bill Sempf
I have a XSD that describes a standard (IEEE) implementation of a contract
and related objects. I need to create a web service that implements the XSD.
I realize that I can read the XSD and create it by hand, but that doesn't
seem to be the point. It seems more reasonable that I chould just be able to
use the XSD as a cookie cutter to generate the WSDL - or, more accurately,
generate the ASMX code that generates the WSDL.
So my question is this: am I missing something? Does VS2005 do this and I
am just missing it? Is there a third party tool that does this really well
that I am lacking?
On that thought, I also need to make a database to hold the contents of the
objects in a relational fashion. I can do this by hand too. Should I have
to? This is the 'back end' of the same process. Shouldn't it at least be
semi-automated?
I'd appreciate any thoughts from anyone who knows more than me about this.
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and related objects. I need to create a web service that implements the XSD.
I realize that I can read the XSD and create it by hand, but that doesn't
seem to be the point. It seems more reasonable that I chould just be able to
use the XSD as a cookie cutter to generate the WSDL - or, more accurately,
generate the ASMX code that generates the WSDL.
So my question is this: am I missing something? Does VS2005 do this and I
am just missing it? Is there a third party tool that does this really well
that I am lacking?
On that thought, I also need to make a database to hold the contents of the
objects in a relational fashion. I can do this by hand too. Should I have
to? This is the 'back end' of the same process. Shouldn't it at least be
semi-automated?
I'd appreciate any thoughts from anyone who knows more than me about this.
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