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It seems that this is an issue related to the WSDL editor, found in NB6 build: Sierra-MS5. I am experimenting with the various choices for importing XSDs into a New WSDL Document. I created an EJB Module, switched to the Files view and under the new EJB Module file structure, created an XSD folder to house my XSD. When creating a new WSDL, I cannot see the XSD folder in the "By File" view - (is this a bug in itself?) so I had to use the "By Namespace" view: (see moz-screenshot-1.jpg). I then hit Next but do not see any references to the XSD or types contained in the XSD to work with (see moz-screenshot-2.jpg). The workaround is to place the XSD in one of the standard project folders i.e. "Source Packages" for an EJB Module to make it selectable "By File". Using "By file" shows the XSD and its types in the next step of the New WSDL Document wizard.
Created attachment 55644 [details] moz-screenshot-1
Created attachment 55645 [details] moz-screenshot-2
The current way for this use case is to have the xsd's/wsdl's in the standard project folders. The file view does not consider the non-standard folders, this seems to the standard behavior in xml tools. I will change this as an enhancement and reduce the priority to P3.