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  3. July 2014

PCML to WSDL wizard rules

I am struggling with IWS to expose a webservice according to received
specifications. I have been asked to use Upper/Camel Case for elements
name in the wsdl...
<xsd:element name="CountryCode" </xsd:element>

If I use the original PCML file , I get a wsdl with uppercase name : <data
length="3" name="COUNTRYCODE" type="char" usage="inherit"/>
my wsdl contains <xs:element ... name="COUNTRYCODE"
type="xs:string"/>

I can edit the PCML generated file and change the name of a parameter
<data length="3" name="CountryCode" type="char" usage="inherit"/>
but then the generated wsdl contains : <xs:element ...
name="countryCode" .... />

I can somehow understand the logic behind the generator (either all
UPPERCASE or respect java naming convention) but I wonder if there is a
possibility
to generate <xs:element ... name="CountryCode" .... />

Is there any documentation about the tool that generate the wsdl from
pcml...

any help will be appreciated

Paul

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