generate HTML for your web services

Grab a copy of Tomi Vanek's wsdl-viewer.xsl. Then use your favourite transformation tool. Yes, it's that simple. I recommend xsltproc, the open-source command line XSLT processing tool, bundled with most Linux distributions, also used in soapUI. Windows fellas can get the binaries prepared by Igor Zlatković. Then simply type:

 
xsltproc -o the-wsdl-report.html wsdl-viewer.xsl your-wsdl-file.wsdl

why zmeeagain?

I think my -not so many- readers long deserved an explanation on the seemingly peculiar choice of the word zmeeagain for my web persona. Here it is:

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• 19:05 Potokaki beach volley bar. F-awesome. #

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• 17:22 Psili Ammos Samos. Cooling after having been grilled. #

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• 18:50 Google command line (code.google.com/p/googlecl/) still very limited... #

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• 20:11 eBay through Backstreet Boys' I Want It That Way adaptation: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW9bHDy5khQ. LoL! #

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• 23:51 Espresso cont.: Syntagma sqr, Athens: 3 euros! What are the margins on that one I wonder... #

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• 11:37 Doodle: Event scheduling and polling online tool. icio.us/3g0k0v #

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• 17:45 Agkyra lounge cafe-bookstore-wifi hotspot, Solwnos 124, downtown athens. A gem. #

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• 21:55 Hungry Planet: What the World Eats (tinyurl.com/6mrp5f). 30 families, 24 countries, 600 meals. $494 to $1.44 a week. Awesome. #