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<h1>Test nil and attribute support for the WSDL page in WSE</h1>
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<h2>Test nil</h2>
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<li>Using the Java bean in the <a href="addressbook.zip">
addressbook.zip </a></li>
<li>Creat bottom-up Web service and test with WSE. Specify Nil for some
of the fields.</li>
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<h2>Testing attribues</h2>
<p>Here are the attribute test cases:</p>
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<li>Zip containing WSDL files for simple attribute test:
<p><a href="SimpleAttributeTests.zip"> SimpleAttributeTests.zip </a></p>
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<li>TestAttr1.wsdl - simple attributes</li>
<li>TestAttr2.wsdl - attribute group</li>
<li>TestAttr3.wsdl - use attributeFormDefault</li>
<li>TestAttr4.wsdl - complex type extensions from different namespace</li>
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<li>Zip containing WSDL files for complex attribute test:
<p><a href="ComplexAttributeTests.zip"> ComplexAttributes.zip </a></p>
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<li>TestLocationService.wsdl</li>
<li>TestProducerCodeValidationService.wsdl</li>
<li>TestRatingInterface.wsdl</li>
<li>TestUniqueNumberService.wsdl</li>
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<p>Instruction:</p>
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<li>For simple attribute tests, it is OK to just select "test with Web
Service Explorer" without actually deploying the Web service.</li>
<li>For complex attribute tests, create a top-down Web service with the
WSDL file specifying to "Test the Web Service" (using the Web Service
Explorer).</li>
<li>Fill in the fields in Forms view.</li>
<li>In the Action pane, switch from Forms to Source, then back to
Forms. Make sure that the fields are preserved.
<li>For complex attribute test cases, invoke all methods and ensure
that the Status pane shows the result correctly in the Forms and
Source view.
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