How to get contents of Soap Over JMS web service's wsdl file

Hi,
Is there a way to get the soap over jms webservice's wsdl file in browser? if yes please provide me the details how to get it.
OR how can i get the contensts of WSDL file for soap over jms wsdl file.
thanks in advance.

I have the same question ("Assuming I can generate a wsdl file, can I recreate the SOAP request message from the WSDL file automatically (that matches the original request, which is hand build by me?)")
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