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Because a SOAP service is neatly defined within a WSDL, it is possible to import such a WSDL file in Blueriq. Close your project and go to File → Import → Import WSDL and provide the location of the WSDL file. If you have multiple files (for example: your WSDL is importing/including an XSD schema), provide a zip file with all files needed files. Select the project for the import and you can choose whether to create a new module, or overwrite an existing one.

The option 'Generate Domain' will automatically generate a domain model for you, based on the XSD schema referred to from the WSDL. When this button is checked, entities, attributes and relations are created based on the type definitions of the XSD. When using an existing module, there may already be a domain model present, that uses identical names as in the XSD. When overwriting, conflicting elements are not created. Obviously, these problems do not occur if you use a new module.

When 'Generate Domain' is unchecked, no domain model is generated for you. In that case, you can later match the elements from the XSD to your own domain (explained later). In general, it is advised to use a separate module for every WSDL in order to not mix the domain model for the web service with the domain model of your business.

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After you press the import button, you can choose which operations should be imported. These operations originate from the WSDL. You should only import the operations that you need, as the created domain model will be smaller thenin that case.

You should get the message that the import was successful.

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