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* The "target" namespace, which is generally identical to the "tns" one: <span style="color:midnightblue;">targetNamespace="http://''yourDomain/yourService/serviceName''"</span> | * The "target" namespace, which is generally identical to the "tns" one: <span style="color:midnightblue;">targetNamespace="http://''yourDomain/yourService/serviceName''"</span> | ||
There may be ''many'' more than these (look at any Microsoft .Net service WSDL), but most services will define at least these ones as a minimum, although not always in exactly this form. In particular, the choice of namespace prefixes is arbitrary, so the base namespace might be specified as "xmlns:wsdl", rather than just "xmlns"; "xmlns:xs" is often seen as "xmlns:xsd"; "xmlns:soap" might be "xmlns: | There may be ''many'' more than these (look at any Microsoft .Net service WSDL), but most services will define at least these ones as a minimum, although not always in exactly this form. In particular, the choice of namespace prefixes is arbitrary, so the base namespace might be specified as "xmlns:wsdl", rather than just "xmlns"; "xmlns:xs" is often seen as "xmlns:xsd"; "xmlns:soap" might be "xmlns:soap11" (in reference to SOAP 1.1) or many other variations - remember that it is the actual namespace URI which is being referenced that is important, not the prefix used to represent it in the document, which can be anything. | ||
===The "''service''" element=== | ===The "''service''" element=== | ||