.NET Alternative to SoapUI

[Marc Scheuner]

Folks,

Does anyone know of a good, preferably free web services testing
utility written in .NET ? I used to have SoapUI and it worked OK (with
a horrible UI), but it stopped working on my reinstallation of XP :-(

I was looking around but couldn't really find much.....

I need to be able to hit any web service using a URL for the WSDL
file, and I need to be able to import a WSDL stored in a file (for
those web services that do not expose their WSDL automatically).

I'd like to be able to "compose" my requset to the web service in raw
XML format, send it off, and have a look at the results that come
back.

Does anyone know of such a tool for .NET ??

Thanks for any pointers!
Marc

[John Saunders]

soapUI works well on my XP SP2 system. Maybe you should try to uninstall it,
then reinstall the latest version. The reason for it to stop working
probably had nothing to do with the fact that it's a Java application.

--
John Saunders | MVP - Connected System Developer

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Folks,

Does anyone know of a good, preferably free web services testing
utility written in .NET ? I used to have SoapUI and it worked OK (with
a horrible UI), but it stopped working on my reinstallation of XP :-(

I was looking around but couldn't really find much.....

I need to be able to hit any web service using a URL for the WSDL
file, and I need to be able to import a WSDL stored in a file (for
those web services that do not expose their WSDL automatically).

I'd like to be able to "compose" my requset to the web service in raw
XML format, send it off, and have a look at the results that come
back.

Does anyone know of such a tool for .NET ??

Thanks for any pointers!
Marc