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This program implements a SOAP client that could send an XML to a web service and display a response interactively. It was primarily built to test different security measures that are usually implemented to protect SOAP traffic.
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Simple J2EE webapp that acts as a SOAP proxy, validating XML content of incoming requests and outgoing responses. Configure : add your configuration dynamically from a simple page. Check : display the last results of transiting SOAP messages.
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When you invoke a web service to retrieve data, the returned list may contain more records than you would want to display (perhaps in a grid). This is a Java SOAP response paginator to allow you to manage which chunk of the returned data to dispay.
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Phritz is an MVC web development framework written in PHP. Its intended goal is to help developers create display-independant applications by keeping Request and Response logic seperate from the business logic.
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