Create WSDL

Hi,
can any body know how to create WSDL from peoplesoft.
Thanks In Advance
Karthik

Dear,
I 'm able to use the top down approach to create the web service using WSDL/XSD file. The problem i 'm facing is that if i want to return multiple values from the web service, how do i set them as output parameters. With one output parmater it works fine as i have the following in the code:
return result;
Any assistance will be highly appreciated
Thanks,
Zee

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is it the receiver interface(in my case inbound interface of File??) or it will be the Outbound interface i.e for SOAP?
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targetNamespaceBase="http://com.test/wsdl"
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