I think this is unwise. There are a lot of things that clients need to take into account which cannot be described by WSDLs (e.g. timing related or language spe

I think this is unwise. There are a lot of things that clients need to take into account which cannot be described by WSDLs (e.g. timing related or language specific considerations which require careful thinking through). I don't buy this idea that code should be generated automatically without a human involved (at least as a reviewer). I also don't buy the idea that clients should validate their requests before sending to the server. The client's code should trust itself. I object to any idea of code (or any entity) not trusting itself. That is a flawed trust model.