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jr.ax70jr.ax70 

Enterprise.wsdl

I have included few objects in my sforce development edition and have generated the wsdl file. Where should i save this file in my development environment. I am able to see the changes that i made in sforce account even before i saved the wsdl file in my system.

Thanks,

R

 

adamgadamg
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Save the WSDL file locally is not related to when you see the customizations appear in your DE account.

In general, I would recommending saving the WSDL file and including it as part of your dev project in your IDE of choice.
jr.ax70jr.ax70

Thanks for the reply.

Have I got to run WSDL2Java utility every time I generate my WSDL file ?

Thanks,

R

BasilBasil

yes, when you add new fields or any other modifiacation

if you don't, you won't be able to use the recent modifications

once you use the wsdl2java generator, the wsdl file is useless, only the generated classes are important
I'm sure of that !

DevAngelDevAngel

One caveat to Basil's comment about the wsdl being useless:

Once you have your implementation stabilized, it's a good idea to keep the wsdl file around in case you want to generate the same proxy again or provide the wsdl to a team member.  As we progress through releases, you will loose the ability to generate "old" versions of the wsdl.  You cannot for instance generate a 2.5 wsdl today.