Where's the WSDL?

I am developing a SOAP interface to Oracle Calendar using PHP 5. The SOAP library in PHP plays very nicely... if you have a WSDL file. I've scoured Oracle's site, looking for a WSDL, but can't find one. Does anybody know where I can obtain a WSDL for the Calendar. Has anybody created one from the documentation that they would be willing to share?
Thanks in advance,
Gregory Szorc
[email protected]

Hi Gregory,
The current and upcoming releases (9.0.4, and 10gR1, due July) do not yet provide a WSDL. There is a project underway to redesign our web services, and this will include supoprt for WSDL as well as other WS standards.
In the meantime, the Calendarlet Java classes and WS test tool packaged with the API should provide you with the support you need to get started with your project.
You can use this forum for support during that process as well. Our QA and development team are also monitoring postings, and can provide technical assistance as required.
Regards,
Jean-Marc Robillard
Product Management

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