This subsection describes the support range of the wsdl:types element.

• You can code only one wsdl:types element as the child element of the wsdl:definitions element. This element cannot be omitted ^#. If this element is omitted or if 2 or more elements are coded, an error message (KDJW51049-E) is output to the standard error output and the log, and the processing of the cjwsimport command ends.
  

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  When you use the WSDL import functionality, one wsdl:types element is enough for all the WSDLs with an import relationship, so the element can be omitted in this case. Also, the total of the WSDLs with an import relationship forms the upper limit.

• You can specify the following elements as the child element. If you specify elements other than the following WSDL elements, an error message (KDJW51029-E) is output to the standard error output and the log, and the processing of the cjwsimport command ends. If you specify an extension element that is not ignored by the cjwsimport command, an error message (KDJW51059-E) is output to the standard error output and the log, and the processing of the cjwsimport command ends.
  
  • wsdl:documentation element
  • xsd:schema element
• The wsdl:documentation element and xsd:schema element must be specified in the above order. If the specification order is incorrect, an error message (KDJW51029-E) is output to the standard error output and the log, and the processing of the cjwsimport command ends.
• You cannot specify attributes. If you specify attributes, an error message (KDJW51029-E) is output to the standard error output and the log, and the processing of the cjwsimport command ends.