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Thank you for the feedback and for the links. The one about building documentation around WCF contracts is very interesting. Regarding WCFStorm, it has severa

by namigop 14y ago

Thank you for the feedback and for the links. The one about building documentation around WCF contracts is very interesting. Regarding WCFStorm, it has several features that are not in the built-in WCFTestClient such as (1) Save requests and responses and organize it into a "project", (2) Performance testing, (3) An object editor similar to WCFTestClient but with support for more types and others. http://www.wcfstorm.com/wcf/learn-more.aspx http://www.wcfstorm.com/wcf/learn-more.aspx Regarding WCFStorm.Rest, it does have similarities with POSTMan (and other clients). I'm not very familiar with POSTMan but the list of features for WCFSTorm.Rest is here http://www.wcfstorm.com/wcf/learn-more-rest.aspx http://www.wcfstorm.com/wcf/learn-more-rest.aspx

junto 14y ago
We have several clients for whom we are building APIs using WCF. We would buy a plug-and-play WCF extension that could provide a customisable developer's playground to test the API. I will try your WCFStorm trial product when I pick up the next WCF development project. Thanks for all the information.