WSDL With External References

Hello,
I need to import a wsdl in external definition ,that has 2 xsds as external references.
But when I import the wsdl,I am not able to find the wsdl pointing to the two xsds .
Can anyone help me with the this?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sriparna

Hello,
The xsds will stay as is. What you can do is:
1.) Open the WSDL ED
2.) Go to the External References Tab
3.) You will see a source and a name column
4.) Click on the name(column) of any xsd that you want to be referenced
5.) Press ctrl+c
6.) Open the XSD ED
7.) Click the edit button
8.) Under the Source field, press ctrl+v
9.) Save and activate
Hope this helps,
Mark

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