[CCM5.0/ControlCenterServices] wsdl for Service Interface API

Hi,
Where can I find the wsdl file that corresponds to the Service Interface API, espacially for ControlCenterServices Port. I would like to use methods like #ControlCenterServices#soapGetSer
viceList.
Thanks,
Adnene BEN ABDALLAH

There seems to be a sample WSDL defined in the SPML 1.0 bindings document on openspml.org at the following URL:
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/2394/cs-pstc-spml-bindings-1.0.pdf
I didn't check the new SPML 2.0 spec to see if it includes a WSDL you could use but I think 2.0 is only available in IdM 7.0.
Hope this helps.

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