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Descargar Flash Player Cs5 Gratis Espanol. I have been given a 'working' SoapUi 4.0.1 project that accesses an existing 3rd party service. The project has two xml requests that I can run to see, in SoapUi, a 'found' and a 'not found' response. Along with the project is a wsdl file a couple of certificate files (for message security) and a bunch of xml schemas. I've been told to implement a c# client that uses the service based on the 'documentation' provided by the above. I'm not experienced in the intricacies of WCF configuration nor SoapUi. There, at least, there seems to be a mismatch between the terminology SoapUi uses and that I see in the WCF configuration tool. I'm looking for advice, hints, pointers on duplicating the SoapUi calls in my.NET code, perhaps a terminology mapping between the two tools would be a good start.

First you need to create a service proxy using the right-click 'Add Service Reference' in Visual Studio or by running the SVCUTIL. Graphic Driver For Windows Vista on this page. EXE tool from a VS command-line. This will provide you with both a basic configuration file as well as a client implementation. All you need to do this is the actual metadata files (WSDL+XSD) or a URL to a hosted version of it. It is not clear weather the SoapUI project you have makes client requests to the actual service or if it uses the built-in MockService feature where SoapUI hosts a 'fake' service instance. Either way the MockService feature can be your best friend doing WCF development. If you are using the SoapUI MockService feature and do not have the original WSDL or access to it you can then use the metadata exposed by the MockService. One way of finding the link to the WSDL is by clicking the link button: Copy the URL you get from there and generate the proxy from a Visual Studio command-prompt: svcutil.exe SoapUI has one really great feature when trying to replicate SOAP calls in WCF.

You can examine requests coming into the MockService from the.NET proxy and compare them with the calls made from SoapUI. Hopefully this helped you getting started.