Typically a WS client consumes a remote WSDL that either contains or points to an XSD Schema document.

Create a set of standalone WSDL files that use a comprehensive set of WSDL features. Each WSDL should demonstrate the use of a particular WSDL feature.

Here is an arbirary (probably incomplete) list of required features:

• one-way messages
• in, inout parameters
• fault messages
• bound and unbound headers
• attachment binding
• message parts referencing schema elements
• message parts referencing schema types
• wsdl imports, includes

Where applicable, there should be an rpc and a document style version for each feature.

Check the WSDL-1.1 spec for additional features that we will have to support. Make sure the tests are in line with the BasicProfile-1.0

http://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl
http://www.ws-i.org/Profiles/BasicProfile-1.0.html

Each WSDL provides the input for a JUnit test. Use wscompile to transform the test WSDLs to Java objects, which then become the test fixture.

To resolve this issue it is not required to provide an implementation that make the tests work. This is subject to JBWS-209