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Indexing rule for WSDL...

Can you help me in deriving out Indexing Rule for wsdl syntex..

For ex.
portType name="XYZPortType">
operation name="ABC">
input message="tns:ABCRequest" name="ABCRequest"/>
output message="tns:ABCResponse" name="ABCResponse"/>
</operation>
</portType>

If I Click on Add Element >Enter portType for element > Click Add attribute > Add attribute name, than will it index operation and message name as well?

When I search based on message name, can result come in same hiearchy as portType>Operation>message?

Can anyone help me with Indexing Rule for this?

Thanks in Advance.

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It will not index the operation name if you only add portType name. You would have to add an additional rule for the operation element.

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Will it do?

Click on Add Element >Enter portType name for element > Click Add attribute > Add attribute "operation name"??

Now inside 'operation' there is one more element 'message name' to be indexed... How to achieve that?

Can you explain using some example..



It will not index the operation name if you only add portType name. You would have to add an additional rule for the operation element.

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To index any portType elements
Click on Add Element > Enter portType for the element
Click Add Attribute > Enter "name" for the attribute
To search for portType
attribute:(portType)

To index any operation elements
Click on Add Element > Enter operation for the element
Click Add Attribute > Enter "name" for the attribute
To search for operation
attribute:(operation)

To index operation elements under portType
Click on Add Element > Enter /portType/operation for the element
Click Add Attribute > Enter "name" for the attribute
To search for operation elements under portType
attribute:(/portType/operation)

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