Wsdl file to service object creation

Hi Experts,
Is it possible to regenerate the Service objects from the wsdl file?
Actually, in XI we have to pass the MessageInterface, Business Service and Communication Channel to create the WSDL file from Integration Directory. My question is Vice versa, is it possible?
Regards
Sara

Hi,
Not so sure but given you have xsd and wsdl you can generate DT and MI.
Intresting queryyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Cheers,
*RAJ*
*REWARD POINTS IF FOUND USEFULL*

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