IT09062: DOCUMENT BEHAVIOR OF WSDL IMPORTER WHEN IT CONTAINS IMPORTS TO OTHER WSDLS THAT HAVE SAME FILE NAME BUT IN DIFFERENT NAMESPACE

APAR status

• Closed as documentation error.

Error description

• The current behavior of a WSDL import into an Application or
  Library is that all WSDL files referenced in the
  wsdl:import/include are imported into the supplied folder. So if
  there are multiple WSDLs with same name but at different path
  locations in the context of import, then such WSDL files are
  named with a monotonically increasing index number suffixed to
  the file. For example, if there are multiple my.wsdl in the
  context of import, then these will be named as my1.wsdl,
  my2.wsdl , my3.wsdl in the supplied folder.
  
  The documentation needs to be updated to describe the above
  behavior.
  

Local fix

Problem summary

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  USERS AFFECTED:
  All users of WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit V8.0 or IBM
  Integration Toolkit who import WSDLs into applications or
  libraries.
  
  
  Platforms affected:
  MultiPlatform
  
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  PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:
  If a WSDL, that includes/imports multiple other WSDL files that
  have the same or different namespaces, is imported into an
  application or library, the user will notice in the application
  or library root folder (or specific folder provided by the user
  on the WSDL import page), WSDL files of same name with
  monotonically increasing number appended to them. This is not
  described in the product documentation.
  

Problem conclusion

• The product documentation will be updated to describe the
  current behavior of the WSDL importer into an Application or
  Library. All WSDL files referenced in the wsdl:import/include
  are imported into the supplied folder. So if there are multiple
  WSDLs with same name but at different path locations in the
  context of import, then such WSDL files are named with a
  monotonically increasing index number suffixed to the file.
  
  For example, if there are more than one my.wsdl in the context
  of import, then these WSDL files will be named as my1.wsdl,
  my2.wsdl, my3.wsdl, etc in the supplied folder.
  

Temporary fix

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APAR Information

• APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

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Fix information

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