mapping to WSDL (e.g. wsdl:endpoint)?

Hi,

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In the SADDLE example in the protocol doc, it says:

_:sericeA
    wsdl:endpoint <http://a.example/sparql/>;
    wsdl:interface sl:SparqlQuery.

and like that.

On the other hand, in WSDL2.0, an "endpoint" is expressed as an element that 
has
several required properties (name, binding) and optional properties and 
elements(address, features, properties, documentation)

I wonder if we are going to describe a SPARQL service
using RDF (with SADDLE vocabulary) while maintaining the same abstract model 
as WSDL.

If so, I don't know how binding information is described with such 
wsdl:endpoint predicate.

Please guide me to right direction if I see wrong direction.

Maybe I miss the description of the wsdl: vocabulary, in that case,
please give me a pointer.
...7.15 Mapping to RDF and Semantic Web of the WSDL 2.0 Primer is still 
empty : (

Best,
Yoshio
fukushige.yoshio@jp.panasonic.com
fuku@w3.org

Received on Monday, 9 May 2005 14:36:38 UTC