To run the WSDL Analyzer, enter the bprowsdldoc command on your operating system command line using the following syntax:

bprowsdldoc 
   [ -h ]|{[option]...wsdl-url-or-filename[target-directory]}
Note: Use the command window (shell) opened by the proenv command tool to enter this command with the correct path settings.
-h
Displays a help message on the usage of this command.
option
Specifies one of the following command options:
  -b 
| -nohostverify 
| -nosessionreuse 
| -WSDLUserid username
| -WSDLPassword password
| -proxyhost host
| -proxyport port 
| -proxyUserid username
| -proxyPassword password 
| -show100style
| -noint64
-b
Forces documentation of binding names.
-nohostverify | -nosessionreuse
Turns off host verification and reuse of session IDs for HTTPS connections.
-WSDLUserid username| -WSDLPassword password
Provides access to a secured WSDL file.
-proxyhost host| -proxyport port| -proxyUserid username| -proxyPassword password
Specifies a proxy for the connection and provides access to a secure proxy.
-show100style
Shows procedure and function signatures as documented in the 10.0x releases of OpenEdge. For more information, see Analyzing wrapped document literal.
-noint64
Prior to OpenEdge Version 10.1B, the ABL INT64 data type did not exist and the WDSL Analyzer mapped XML Schema types of xsd:long to the ABL DECIMAL data type. Use this option if you want to use the xsd:long to ABL DECIMAL mapping. Otherwise, xsd:long maps to INT64. The current version of OpenEdge continues to recognize existing mappings of xsd:long to DECIMAL as valid whether or not this option is specified.
wsdl-url-or-filename
Specifies a URL, Microsoft Uniform Naming Convention (UNC), or local pathname to the WSDL file.
target-directory
Specifies a the target directory where the WSDL Analyzer writes the generated pages. This defaults to the current working directory.

For more information on the bprowsdldoc command, see The WSDL Analyzer.