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I have created a soap service which I want to test.But I dont want to create a soap client for testing it.I am looking for some tool which can parse wsdl and give list of parameters which can be inputted and then gives response from soap service.
I know of soap panda , but it does not work,says invalid url as my soap service url has a hyphen in it.
SoapUi is very large in size.I want a small tool which I can easily download
soapclient is a web tool,but it is down.
Please suggest some alternative tool
Try POSTER firefox-addon might be what your looking for. :S
You can try:
http://www.service-repository.com/client/start or
http://membrane-soa.org/soap-client/
The 2nd is better for me, but it doesn't work with SSL.
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I would like to create a dynamic web service caller in C++ which you can give it a WSDL URL and the data. The program will generate the request, insert the data, then send the request and get the response then return it to the client.
My question resides in using the WSDL URL to generate an XML request from it (e.g. return an empty XML template that I have to fill like SOAP UI).
Is there any reliable, ready made API that could handle this matter in C++ or do I have to code it myself?
I checked out "gSOAP", but it generates stub methods which I do not want.
You can check wsdlpull http://wsdlpull.sourceforge.net/ that try to do what you describe.
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I am working on a travel site where i need all the places list in a country. So instead of storing and updating it in the database I wanted to use a webservice to use.Please let me know if any similar webservice is available
You could try the data from open street map:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/
Try this google places api, i think its the most comprehensive since it is based on google maps
google Places Api
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I want to build a transfer protocol on top of TCP to send a certain type of file between two computers. I was wondering if there were any Resources, open source projects or books that I could look at to get an idea of what I should be doing.
A good place to start would be the W3C HTTP/1.1 standard or the HTTP/1.0 standard if you want to implement something simple. You probably only need to implement the GET verb if you just wan't simple I/O. You could also look at implementing JSON as a data interchange format. If you're looking for information on how to implement a TCP/IP server too, then there are several books on the subject.
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I have a few REST Web Services I need to test and I am just wondering if there is a program out there for creating REST requests simply and viewing the response. For example, a program where you enter the url and POST parameters and hit send to see the response?
I have been doing this via code, but I figured there may be an easier solution out there - if not, I might have to write one up! Thank you.
curl for low-level HTTP access
SoapUI has REST support
Poster add-on for Firefox
try this out http://www.soapui.org/
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I'm looking for a good solution for graphically viewing a SOAP-based web service and possibly interacting with it (for testing purposes). Online (browser-based) solutions would be interesting too.
Try this (online) WSDL viewer:
http://tomi.vanek.sk/
I've had success with a combination of the Elipse WTP WSDL Editor and SoapUI.
Eclipse WTP WSDL Editor -http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Introduction_to_the_WSDL_Editor
SoapUI - http://www.soapui.org/
I have used SOAP UI with success in the past:
http://www.soapui.org/information/WSDL_Test.html?gclid=CMOpgKnAjpgCFRBbagodxyzOqg
It allows you test methods and to see if your WSDL passes current standards.
XMLSpy....nothing beats it (^-^)
If you just want to view it, try https://code.google.com/p/wsdl2html/ . It's simple.