September 29, 2008 11:58 PM
Posted by: Sentinel627
Development,
Functional testing,
SOAP,
Software Quality,
VUGen,
Web services,
Web services testing,
WSDL,
XMLIn my never-ending (or so it seems) quest for a cool set of tools for testing web services, I have come across another free(ware)bie, TCPMonitor. You can download a version from here.
First, define a Port to be used for intercepting requests/responses...
August 1, 2008 7:41 PM
Posted by: Sentinel627
Functional testing,
SOAP,
Software Quality,
Web services,
Web services testing,
WSDL,
XMLIn a previous posting, we examined the definition and basic functionality of a web service. Now let's discuss the process behind testing web services. In order to perform any effective automated functional testing, two components are absolutely essential: good test data, and an adequate test...
July 30, 2008 10:20 PM
Posted by: Sentinel627
Functional testing,
SOAP,
Software Quality,
Web services,
Web services testing,
WSDL,
XMLUsually when you think of functional testing, you visualize some sort of User Interface (UI) for inputting data: a well-defined form or page with fields and arrows and boxes and other eye-candy.