WSDL Operation Explorer
Paste WSDL XML to list port types, operations, messages, bindings, and service endpoints in your browser.
Explore SOAP operations inside WSDL
Web Services Description Language (WSDL) documents bundle port types, messages, bindings, and service endpoints. Paste a WSDL file to list operations with input and output message names, plus SOAP ports and endpoint URLs when they are declared.
How this helps integration work
Before writing a client or mocking a legacy SOAP service, you need a concise inventory of
operation names and message parts. This explorer parses WSDL XML locally with
fast-xml-parser-nothing is sent to a server, so vendor WSDL files stay private.
Related: WSDL to JSON Converter, SOAP Request Debugger, and XML Validator.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this validate XSD types?
No. It focuses on WSDL structure: port types, operations, messages, bindings, and service ports. Use an XML or schema validator for deep type checking.
Are imported WSDL files fetched?
No network calls are made. Only the XML you paste is parsed.
How are XML namespaces handled?
Local names are matched with or without namespace prefixes so typical wsdl: and soap: prefixes still resolve.
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