SERVICES Recently, I have been seeing multiple inlined schemas with the same
namespace in our customers' WSDLs.  For example (ignoring namespaces):

<wsdl:definition> 
<wsdl:types> 
<xs:schema targetNamespace="a"> 
types and elements
</xs:schema> 
<xs:schema targetNamespace="a"> 
different types and elements
</xs:schema> 
<xs:schema targetNamespace="b"> 
whatever
</xs:schema> 
</wsdl:types> 
...
<wsdl:definition> 

My understanding is that each inlined schema should have a unique
namespace.  So what I've done is merge the two schemas with
targetNamespace="a".  

Am I correct in concluding that the above WSDL is incorrect?  If so,
why are various WSDL generators allowing that?

Thanks,

Jeehong Min



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