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I know that RSA and RAD(IBM products) are good tools for generating wsdl and schema from UML model diagrams. However these tools are costly. I have done some search and found that hypermodel tool(free) is a good tool for generating UML class diagrams from schemas and wsdls.
http://www.xmlmodeling.com/hypermodel
However is there a free tool which can generate a WSDL file and XML schema from UML model diagrams(reverse of above), something similar to RSA or RAD (something similar to these tools)?
Enterprise Architect from Sparx Systems has facilities for WSDL modelling, including forward and reverse engineering. I don’t have any real experience with this myself, but in general EA is a very good modelling tool indeed.
It’s not free, but the Professional edition (which you need for WSDL models) only costs US$199 for a single license. You can also get an all-functionality one-month trial for free.