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The fglwsdl tool (WSDL and XSD) Topics Using fglwsdl Generating files for a GWS Client The Web Service error structure The generated functions The generated handlers (option -domHandler) Example output Using the generated functions Generating files for a GWS Server Example output Writing your functions To access a remote Web Service, you first must get the WSDL information from the service provider. Sample services can be found through UDDI registries (), or on other sites such as XMethods (). Using fglwsdl The fglwsdl tool, provided as part of the Genero Web Services (GWS), allows you to get the WSDL description of any Web Service that will be accessed by a GWS Client application, or to use a WSDL description when you are creating a corresponding GWS Server application. It also allows you to generate 4GL data types from XML schemas (also known as XSD). Syntax: fglwsdl [-command] filename | url | regex value ???? where: command is one of the command-line options filename is the name of a WSDL description file for a Web Service or a XML schema file???????????? orurl ?is the web location of a WSDL description for a published Web Service or the location of an XSD schema resource on the web. For example, provide the host server and the name of the service: http://host-server/name-of-the-service?WSDL Note: As fglwsdl does not support https, to generate a stub from a https url, you have to save the WSDL file locally and create the stub from this local file. Command Line Options: ?Command ? Description -V Display version information -h Display this help -l List services from a WSDL or variables from a XSD -c [options] Generate client stub (default) to be used in a GWS Client application -s [options] Generate server stub to be used in a GWS Server application -x [options] Generate data types from a XML schema (XSD) The options for the generation of the client or server stub are listed below in the specific WSDL options and in the Common options. T