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User: dagware (daniel.thomas@...)
Subject: Creating a .NET Service from andromda-generated WSDL?
Thread: Creating a .NET Service from andromda-generated WSDL?
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I am a developer, and I was just given some WSDL that I believe was generated by andromda, since it includes this comment:

Generated by andromda-webservice cartridge

I am supposed to write a WCF Service that implements the WSDL I was given. NOTE: Not the client, the service.

Considering that I have a ridiculously short deadline, and I don't know anything about andromda, and I don't have the time to learn, what are my chances of writing a WCF service that matches this WSDL? Any ideas on the best way to start? I know how to write WCF services - I've just never been given WSDL before and told to match it - it's always the other way around.

Any help would be welcome!! Thanks.

Dan
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