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Viewing a WSDL file using Dreamweaver MX

Dreamweaver MX contains a utility to view web services, including operation names, parameter names, and parameter data types. The following figure shows a WSDL file for the BabelFish web service:

This is a picture of the feature being described.

This figure shows that the web service method babelFish returns a string, and that it takes string parameters named sourcedata and translationmode as input.

To open the Components tab in the Dreamweaver MX and add a web service:

Select Window > Components, or use Ctrl-F7, to open the Components panel.
In the Components panel, select Web Services from the drop-down list in the upper-left of the panel.
Click the Plus (+) button.
The Add Using WSDL dialog box appears.
Specify the URL of the WSDL file.

For more information on using Dreamweaver MX, see its online Help system.


Contents > Developing ColdFusion MX Applications > Using Web Services > Working with WSDL files > Viewing a WSDL file using Dreamweaver MX

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jrunrandy said on Nov 14, 2003 at 7:45 AM :

Web Services browsing isn't supported by Dreamweaver MX Macintosh version. If you are using Macintosh, you won't see the 'Web Services' option in the Components tab. (You can still use web services by writing code manually.)

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