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... tool. All generated by RASD can be overwritten with using triggers (remember classical Forms). The best thing is that the development cycle is really fast. The development process can be start with the business users (no or less documentation and no programming) with the combination of analytics or designers. In few minutes you can have working prototype for business users to discuss about their requirements. For the first impression you can test it on http://bit.ly/RasdNo1

A little super-simple but powerful soap client that offers an easy way to send soap request to a server (from file or stdin), test server robustness by sending same request on multiple threads and eventually see the whole http conversation. If you need a quick and easy way to do soapcalls from your terminal or script, this tool is for you.

This package allows to programmatically send request to a SOAP service using PHP classes. In order to that, this class generates each class for each request and each request parameters and each request response. Each class is stored in a hierarchical folder/sub-folder. The SOAP client is then abstracted and you only deal with objects representing the WSDL. It uses eZ Components, ezcPhpGenerator, in order to generate php files. Test this library here : http://www.wsdltophp.com Read the online...

Send Word Now (http://www.sendwordnow.com) is an enterprise application that enables companies to implement a hierarchical emergency contact trees using phone, pager, email, and so on. There is both a web and a web service interface. This project implements a UI which exercises the SWN API sufficiently to show how to us it with Java.

Jitterbit is an open source integration tool that delivers a quick and simple way to design, configure, test, and deploy integration solutions. It supports many document types and protocols: XML, web services, database, LDAP, text, FTP, HTTP(S), file

wscltest is a CLI tool to easy test webservices. It uses a working directory where a configuration file resides in along with xml request files. The configuration file defines the service's url and the operations to be called in sequential order.

Sometimes I just need to be quickly able to send and receive soap over HTTP requests and responses. Even though SoapUi from eviware is perfectly fitted for the job, I somtimes feel that it is too slow and uses too much memory for the job I would like to do. So far, the program sends/receive requests from file and pretty prints the response.