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Does anyone have any example for such cases ?
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Does anyone have any example for such cases ?

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For what &quot;such cases&quot;?
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&gt;&gt;&gt; Does anyone have any example for such cases ? <br />
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Do you mean you are looking for examples of intentionally broken/false WSDLs?<br />
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No, I don't know of any. &nbsp;It would be unprofessional to create such a thing. <br />
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Maybe if you could explain your intent better we could understand what and why you're trying to do this.
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>>> Does anyone have any example for such cases ?

Do you mean you are looking for examples of intentionally broken/false WSDLs?

No, I don't know of any.  It would be unprofessional to create such a thing.

Maybe if you could explain your intent better we could understand what and why you're trying to do this.

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Thanks a lot for all your explanation. Will try to avoid at first stage only as the best way to handle it. <br />
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Thanks,<br />
Sloba
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Thanks a lot for all your explanation. Will try to avoid at first stage only as the best way to handle it.

Thanks,
Sloba

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Hello Experts, <br />
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If I have created a WSDL and it has 2 methods for example Add and divide. <br />
Now I want to deploy it as web service but don't want expose the divide method but still want to keep it on the WSDL . Is there any possible to make this happen ? <br />
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Any information would be really helpful. <br />
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Thanks,<br />
Sloba
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Hello Experts, 

If I have created a WSDL and it has 2 methods for example Add and divide. 
Now I want to deploy it as web service but don't want expose the divide method but still want to keep it on the WSDL . Is there any possible to make this happen ? 

Any information would be really helpful. 

Thanks,
Sloba

Restrict operations in WSDL

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