WSDL Component Dependencies View
The Component Dependencies view allows you to see the dependencies for a selected component. This is helpful if you want to see where components are used in the entire hierarchy. For example, if you want to find all the references where a given component is used.
If the view is not displayed, it can be opened by selecting it from the menu.
To see the dependencies of a WSDL component:
- Right-click the desired component in the editor or Outline view.
- Select the Component Dependencies action from the contextual menu.
This action is available for all WSDL components (messages, port
types, operations, bindings, and so on).
If a component contains multiple references, a small table is
displayed at the bottom of the view that contains all the references. When a recursive
reference is encountered, it is marked with a special icon 
.
The Component Dependencies
view includes the following toolbar actions:
Refresh- Refreshes the dependencies structure.
Stop- Stops the dependency computation.
Configure- Allows you to choose the search scope for computing the dependencies structure. This is helpful for making sure all imported/included resources are computed.
History- Allows you to select from a list of the most recently used dependency computations.
In addition, the following actions are
available in the contextual menu:
- Go to First Reference
- Selects the first reference of the currently selected component in the dependencies tree.
- Go to Component
- Shows the definition of the currently selected component in the dependencies tree.