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WebService Studio
WebService Studio
Debugging and troubleshooting webservices particularly after our website/application has gone live is always a nightmarish experience. This had been the case even in my previous organization. For a while then, I remember using this simple tool called WebService Studio by Sowmy (sowmys (at) microsoft.com). It is a pleasant and easy to use GUI which would manage invoking the WebMethods besides giving you comprehensive details on the various parameters that it takes.
I guess, it is open source too and hosted with GotDotNet workspaces over here. And I am sure this would greatly help developers worldwide to manage webservices easily.
posted by Deepak Vasudevan @ March 31, 2007
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I agree - .NET Webservice Studio 2.0 is a great tool. We use it at work all the time. Unfortunately, GotDotNet has been shut down -- but I have made the tool available on my blog at http://mattharrah.com/blog.
FYI, Sowmy has reposted the GotDotNet version on MSDN...
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/webservicestudio20
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