Agreed WSDLs are the only thing I love about SOAP and they are missing from REST. Most tools can import a WSDL and generate the code and structure for you. Som

Agreed WSDLs are the only thing I love about SOAP and they are missing from REST. Most tools can import a WSDL and generate the code and structure for you. Sometimes even getting a sample of the expected JSON format can be hard. If you’re not versioning you’re APIs you can break everything if the schema changes. I used to debate this with the SOA manager. Swagger looks ok but never dealt with it in production or saw it in the wild with our customers.