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SOAP Client

SOAP Client uses WSDL files you provide to dynamically create a graphical user interface for any given SOAP-based web service. Here's how:

Find a SOAP-based web service that also has an accompanying WSDL description file. Launch SOAP Client 1.0 and paste the URL of a remote WSDL file into the 'WSDL' text field, or download the WSDL file to your local system and find it using the 'Browse' Button. Click the 'Parse' button. Watch in wonder as SOAP Client dynamically builds a graphical user interface for the SOAP-based web service described by the given WSDL file. Use this newly-created UI to select your desired method and input your parameter values. SOAP Client will automatically take care of adding the Endpoint URI, method namespace, and SOAPAction headers. Click the 'Execute' button. Now view both the SOAP request and response in the tabbed view below.

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