Proper noun
WSDL
(Web) Initialism of Web Services Description Language (formerly Web Services Definition Language) (an XML-based language that provides a model for describing Web services.)
Fully supports SOAP bindings, which means that if a WSDL file includes a SOAP binding, the WebLogic Web Services will use SOAP as the format and protocol of the messages used to invoke the Web Service. Source: Internet
Ignores HTTP GET and POST bindings, which means that if a WSDL file includes this extension, the WebLogic Web Services runtime skips over the element when parsing the WSDL. Source: Internet
For example, it allows a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) from a consuming system to be uploaded to BPM Process Designer. Source: Internet
If you do not specify this attribute, the Ant task will generate a port name for you when generating the WSDL file, but this name might not be very user-friendly. Source: Internet
The W3C’s Web Services Description Working Group has published a new specification, WSDL Version 2.0, which is based on SOAP Version 1.2. Source: Internet
WebLogic Web Services uses WS-Policy to describe additional functionality and requirements not addressed in WSDL 1.1. Source: Internet