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Saturday, November 23, 2002
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Scott Hanselman's Weblog: The Tools I used in the Presentation
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Matt Croydon::postneo: Debugging SOAP with SOAP Scope
John Udell writes about debugging SOAP, including using Mindreef's SOAP Scope. SOAP Scope is truly wicked, and worth more than the $99 that they are charging if free tools like Simon Fell's TCPTrace aren't enough for you. I think changing views from looking at the raw XML going over the wire to pseudocode was truly cool, and can really help visualize what's going over the wire. I've said it before, but their presentation at Web Services DevCon East was an eye opener.
Holons, nothing but holons.
Saturday, November 23, 2002« »
Scott Hanselman's Weblog: The Tools I used in the Presentation
- XSD.exe comes with the .NET SDK ASP.NET XSD Online Demo
- WSDL.exe comes with the .NET SDK. WSDL Explained
- YATT (Yet Another Trace Tool) from the fantastic Simon Fell
- XML Spy 5.0 from Altova
- Mind Reef's SoapScope 1.0 (just released!)
- OmniOpera from Kamiak
- GotDotNet's Free WebServicesStudio
- Microsoft's Free SOAP Toolkit 3.0
- Apache AXIS (SOAP Implementation)
- IDL2SDL (and WSDL) from Infotects
- Google's SOAP API and WSDL (.NET code included!)
- Calling Google from PocketSOAP with a VBS Script from Simon Fell
- Simon's WSDL Tools
- XMethods Web Services Directory
- Blunck's ieHTTPHeaders for seeing HTTP Headers within an IE Explorer Bar
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Matt Croydon::postneo: Debugging SOAP with SOAP Scope
John Udell writes about debugging SOAP, including using Mindreef's SOAP Scope. SOAP Scope is truly wicked, and worth more than the $99 that they are charging if free tools like Simon Fell's TCPTrace aren't enough for you. I think changing views from looking at the raw XML going over the wire to pseudocode was truly cool, and can really help visualize what's going over the wire. I've said it before, but their presentation at Web Services DevCon East was an eye opener.