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Using SOAP

To create a SOAP project for testing web services, a user selects REST from the toolbar, inserts a web service link and changes the method to POST. Next, the user fills header data from specifications, introduces parameter values, and presses start to view the JSON response on the right side of the screen. By following these steps, all web services can be similarly tested.

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Using SOAP

To create a SOAP project for testing web services, a user selects REST from the toolbar, inserts a web service link and changes the method to POST. Next, the user fills header data from specifications, introduces parameter values, and presses start to view the JSON response on the right side of the screen. By following these steps, all web services can be similarly tested.

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Here are the steps required to create a SOAP project for testing web services:

1. User selects REST from the toolbar.

2. In the new opened window the user inserts the link. E.g.:
https://mob-dev.maersk.net/Counter/invoke?
adapter=DBAdapter&procedure=getUserData

3. Next we change the method to :Post.

4. Next we press header and then + green sign and we fill with the data from the
specification. E.g. Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

5. Next we introduce the parameters(from the specifications file) and we press the start
button. The result could be seen on the right side of the screen, JSON or Raw format

7. Similarly you can test all web services just like I explained above.

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