I am looking for a WSDL parser that I can generate some user friendly documentation from my WSDLs. I don't need any transport layer or message processing, all I need is to parse a WSDL including all referenced XSD types and allow me to access to elements of this document. So that I can produce a nice simple man page. So WSDL::POD would be nice, there is Pod::WSDL, but no WSDL::Pod WSDL::SOAP says, I am old and dead use XML::Compile::SOAP It could even be an XML parser, but that is going too low/deep. Any suggestions for this application. I have been writing some parsers myself and I am thinking, there is got to be something out there

In reply to wsdl2pod wsdl2man wsdl2html by montaseri

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