I'm trying to implement a web service based on a very complex WSDL. I know how to use SoapUI to import a WSDL and create tests based on it, but when I try to import this one with SoapUI, it fails and gives me a meaningless Java error message.
That shouldn't be an issue, though. It ought to be a trivial task for any halfway decent tool to execute an arbitrary, user-defined command. I have a sample SOAP message already prepared, and I want to use SoapUI to send it to my server. Unfortunately, no matter how many layers of batch-this and testcase-that I dig through, I can't find the "send arbitrary SOAP message" command anywhere.
I find it difficult to believe that a tool like this wouldn't have one at all, so I figure I'm just missing something. Does anyone know the way to do this?开发者_StackOverflow社区
I do not think you can send an arbitrary SOAP Message to a Web Service. If its doc-literal based service it will be expecting a SOAP Message which is adhering to schema. So the SOAP Message has to be valid.
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