IDLToWSDL tool options

idltowsdl -I <idl-include-directory>* -o <output-directory> -a <corba-address> -b -f <corba-address-file> -n <schema-import-file> -s <idl-sequence-type> -w <target-namespace> -x <schema-namespace> -t <corba-type-map target-namespace> -L <logical-wsdl-filename> -P <physical-wsdl-filename> -T <schema-file-name> -qualified -e <xml-encoding-type> -h -v -verbose -quiet <idl>

idl is the required argument.

Options :

-I <idl-include-directory>*

Specify a directory to be included in the search path for the IDL preprocessor.

-o <output-directory>

The wsdl output directory.

-a <corba-address>

Specify the value to be used for the corba:address location attribute.

-b

Treat bounded strings as unbounded.

-f <corba-address-file>

Use the contents of file as the value for the corba:address location attribute.

-n <schema-import-file>

Do not generate schema types, but instead import them from file.

-s <idl-sequence-type>

Specify the XML Schema type used for the IDL sequence octet type.
Valid option values for type are base64Binary and hexBinary.
The default is base64Binary.

-w <target-namespace>

Specify the target namespace to use in the wsdl.

-x <schema-namespace>

Specify the schema namespace to use in the wsdl.

-t <corba-type-map target-namespace>

Specify the corba type map target namespace to use i
n the wsdl.

-L <logical-wsdl-filename>

Split the generated WSDL into two files.
The logical portion of the WSDL is generated into the specified file.
The physical portion is generated into the default output file, unless -P is also used.

-P <physical-wsdl-filename>

Split the generated WSDL into two files.
The physical portion of the WSDL is generated into specified file.
The logical portion is generated into the default output file, unless -L is also used.

-T <schema-file-name>

Generate schema types into the specified file.
The file is then imported back into the logical portion of the generated WSDL.
This option cannot be used with -n.

-qualified

Generate qualified wsdl contract

-e <xml-encoding-type>

Use specified encoding as the value of the generated WSDL xml encoding attribute.
Defaults to UTF-8.

-h

Display detailed information for options.

-v

Display the version of the tool.

-verbose

Verbose mode

-quiet

Quiet mode

<idl>

idl-file-name

Examples :
idltowsdl HelloWorld.idl
idltowsdl -o HelloWorld HelloWorld.idl
idltowsdl -w http://www.mycompany.com/schemas HelloWorld.idl
idltowsdl -f HelloWorld.ior -interface HelloWorld HellowWorld.idl

WSDLToIDL tool options

wsdltoidl -corba -idl -i <port-type-name> -b <binding-name> -d <output-directory> -w <wsdloutput-file> -o <idl-output-file> -props <corba-typemap-namespace> -wrapped -a <corba-address> -f <corba-address-file> -h -v -verbose -quiet <wsdlurl>

wsdlurl is the required argument.

Options :

-corba

Generates CORBA Binding.

-idl

Generates a idl from a wsdl.

-i <port-type-name>

Specify the portType to use.

-b <binding-name>

Specify the binding to use.

-d <output-directory>

The directory in which the generated wsdl/idl is placed

-w <wsdloutput-file>

The wsdl output file name.

-o <output-file>

The idl output file name.

-props <corba-typemap-namespace>

The corba type-map namespace.

-wrapped

Generate corba binding operation using wrapper types instead of unwrapping into separate parameters.

-a <corba-address>

Specify the value to be used for the corba:address location attribute.

-f <corba-address-file>

Use the contents of file as the value for the corba:address location attribute.

-h

Display detailed information for options.

-v

Display the version of the tool.

-verbose

Verbose mode

-quiet

Quiet mode

<wsdlurl>

WSDL URL

Examples :
wsdltoidl HelloWorld.wsdl
wsdltoidl -corba -i GreetPortType -o Greeting.wsdl TestGreeting.wsdl
wsdltoidl -idl -b TestBinding Test.wsdl

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