Registry Interface WSDL style

[Matthew J. Graham]

Hi,

I am trying to generate an instance of a SOAP message from the Registry 
Interface WSDL and was wondering what style it's supposed to be? The 
binding suggests doc/literal but if this is the case, the message 
elements should be:

<message name="...">
   <part name="..." element="..."/>
</message>

and there would be no way of determining what the operation name should 
be. The way it is as the moment means I could send two SOAP messages 
(valid according to the WSDL):

<SOAP:Body>
   <fish> this is of type RequestQualifier </fish>
   <paste> this is the metadataPrefix </paste>
</SOAP:Body>

and

<SOAP:Body>
   <fish> this is of type RequestQualifier </fish>
   <paste> this is the metadataPrefix </paste>
</SOAP:Body>

where the first is calling ListIdentifiers and the second ListRecords.

If it is doc/literal wrapped (so that the operation name appears as the 
enclosing element in the SOAP body) then:
- input and output messages must contain only one part so some of the 
requests will need to be modified, e.g. keyword search
- the part in the input message refers to an element named after the 
operation

	Cheers,

	Matthew