Importing from WSDL

Vegha imports a WSDL document and produces an executable SOAP collection — one request per operation, each with its SOAP envelope pre-built and ready to send.

Running the import

Open the Import dialog with Ctrl+I and select the WSDL file. Choose a destination folder, and Vegha parses the document’s bindings and services to generate the collection.

What gets generated

WSDL element	Vegha
Service	A .bru collection folder
Binding / port	Endpoint and protocol details
Operation	A .bru request with a pre-built envelope
Message / type schema	The body of the SOAP envelope

For each operation Vegha generates a request configured with:

• The correct endpoint URL from the service’s port address
• The Content-Type and, where applicable, the SOAPAction header
• A complete SOAP envelope skeleton in the request body, with elements derived from the operation’s input message

Sending a generated request

Open any generated request, fill in the placeholder values inside the envelope, and send. Because the envelope is built from the WSDL schema, the request structure is correct out of the box — you only supply the data.

Multiple bindings

A WSDL may expose the same operations over more than one binding. Vegha generates requests from the bindings it finds; pick the endpoint that matches your target service.

Tip

For more on working with SOAP requests after import — editing envelopes, namespaces, and headers — see SOAP and WSDL.