Re: Webservice Test Applications

Cool!  Thanks for the suggestion Pete. I haven't followed that project for
quite some time as I use MyEclipse IDE for most of my J2EE development.
Looks like I should take another peak at what WTP has to offer <doing the
update manager now>

In the meantime, if anyone else is in need of a easy to use, "raw" tool to
test your web services please check out this little program I wrote (open
source). Also, if anybody wants to add features to it that would be great!

http://mowyourlawn.com/blog/?p=17

Aaron Bartell

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Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 2:09 PM
To: Web Enabling the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: Re: [WEB400] Webservice Test Applications

Aaron,

I am using the web tools plugin for Eclipse.   
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/ .  I also use the TCPMonitor for Axis.  
But then most of my web services are written in Java because there is no
Axis-like services interface for RPG programs (but I am thinking about
developing one).

Pete Helgren


albartell wrote:

>I am wondering what people are using to test their web services.  WDSc 
>has tooling to do it if a WSDL has been created and you have access to 
>it, but sometimes a more "raw" approach is needed.  That is why I have 
>needed to develop something custom (Java thick client), but am hoping 
>there is something else out there that already has a lot of the 
>features I am looking for.
>
>Here is a screen shot of what I have built:
>http://mowyourlawn.com/temp/WST.jpg
>
>There are a lot more things I want to put in it like the ability to 
>save "profiles" so you don't have to type everything in time and time
again.
>
>Anyways, what does everybody else use?
>
>Aaron Bartell
>
>  
>
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