Use the SOAP Request Response Service Test wizard of testing to verify that the service produces the correct result. You must have deployed a service or looked up a publicly accessible service published to a UDDI registry before you can test the service. This method of testing allows for the SOAP input message to be edited and sent directly to the service. The response from the service then displays.
You can access the wizard for testing a service the following ways:
From Enterprise Explorer, right-click on the deployed service under the package and select Test Service.
From Enterprise Explorer, in a UDDI registry, select the WSDL for a published service and select Test Service.
Go to New|Other|Sybase|Service Test.
From the public folder in Service Explorer, right-click on a SOAP service and select Test Service.
From WorkSpace Navigator, go to the .wsdl file. Right-click the WSDL and select Test Service.
When sending messages with dateTime or time fields using the SOAP Request/Response Service test wizard, no format conversions of the input data occurs. All fields in the input message must be in the format required for the request message. For example date/time fields must be in the proper format for XSD date and time data types, not the format of Java date/time data types. For additional information, see www.w3schools.com/schema/schema_dtypes_date.asp.
To test a service using SOAP Request Response:
Use one of three methods when testing a service using the SOAP Request Response Service Test wizard. You must select the method on the Select a Method To Test page.
Click Generate Empty Request Message and the system automatically generates the required information based on the service you have selected.
Click Load Request Message and select a previously created request message. You can then modify portions of the request message.
Click Save Request Message to create a new request message and then save it.
Click Invoke.
Save the response message by clicking Save and entering a location for the saved file.
Binary response data displays as an array.
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