This topic describes WSDL-specific options you can configure for your project.
To configure the options:
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Select WSDL in the left part of the ReadyAPI Preferences window and configure the necessary options.
The available options and their descriptions are in the table below.
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| Sample values | If selected, sample values are generated in requests created by using a schema. | ||
| Type comment | If selected, ReadyAPI generates comments with type information in new requests. | ||
| Include optional | If selected, optional elements are always included in generated requests. | ||
| Pretty print | If selected, ReadyAPI uses line feeds and indentation to display XML data of responses. If not selected, ReadyAPI displays XML contents as they are. | ||
| Attachment parts | If selected, part elements are generated in request messages for MIME attachments in RPC messages (required by some WS stacks). | ||
| No Content-Type validation |
If selected, ReadyAPI does not validate the content type of a mime-attachment element against the type or types specified in SOAP Binding.
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| Use relative paths |
If enabled, ReadyAPI uses the relative path to files that you specify as attachments in SOAP requests. The option is applied only to the newly created projects.
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| Schema directory | Specifies a directory containing schema XSD files that should be automatically added when parsing or validating WSDL or requests. If you change the contents of this directory, you will have to restart ReadyAPI. | ||
| Name with binding | If selected, ReadyAPI Test assigns names to imported interfaces based on the name of the corresponding soap/http binding. Otherwise, it uses portType. This ensures that WSDL containing bindings for both SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2 will get unique names when importing. | ||
| Excluded types | A list of XML Schema types and global elements in the form of name@namespace that ReadyAPI ignores when generating sample requests and responses as well as input forms in the Form editor.By default, the XML Schema root element is added since it is quite common in .NET services. It generates a sample XML fragment of about 300 KB. |
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| Strict schema types |
If selected, ReadyAPI does not use schema type redefinitions in included or imported xsd:s for a specific WSDL.
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| Process External DTD | Enables processing of external DTDs which is disabled by default due to security reasons. | ||
| Compression limit | The minimum size of messages to compress. Compressed messages have the .zip extension. The result is a base64-encoded value that is saved in the project file. For large requests, this can save up to 90% of the file space, but the requests will no longer be readable. | ||
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If selected, ReadyAPI saves project files in the pretty print format to make it easier to work with a source-control system. Be aware that if you select this option, the size of the project files will increase significantly. Cached WSDLs and XSDs will also have that format. Default: Selected.
We recommend that you enable this setting if you add your project to a Git repository. The setting will make project files friendlier to the “auto-merge” feature of Git. |
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| Trim WSDL | If selected, empty spaces at the beginning and at the end of WSDL files are removed. |
