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While I tend to agree with that, I would love to have a Postman/Insomia style client for SOAP. I still do some work that requires talking to (legacy-ish) enterp
by oneplane 9y ago
While I tend to agree with that, I would love to have a Postman/Insomia style client for SOAP. I still do some work that requires talking to (legacy-ish) enterprise applications that only do SOAP :-( On the CLI, that's just a bunch of unusable XML.
- qw 9y agoI have good experiences with the free version of SoapUI. It is branded as a test automation tool, but can also work well as a client. Just import your WSDL and it will generate requests for you. https://www.soapui.org https://www.soapui.org
- rishabhparikh 9y ago+1 for SoapUI. Used it for ~3 months during an internship a while back and didn't have any complaints.
- giobox 9y agoSoapUI has provided this since the mid 2000s. Has a pretty dated UI now but still does the job for those legacy SOAP tasks.
- themoat 9y agoBoomerang isn't so bad for SOAP. I just use the free extension at work. It has worked more consistently for me than Soap UI did.