Today someone showed me WebServiceStudio. A nifty little tool to invoke webservice methods. This tool generates a .Net proxy from a WSDL endpoint and helps you to invoke the methods on the service by creating the request message. All you have to do is give the values for the different element of the request. Once the webmethod is executed you can examine the repsonse message.
This may come in handy when testing or debugging a webservice. WebServiceStudio 2.0 exists for quite some time now, I don't know how I could have missed this one!
Anyway here is the link: WebServiceStudio 2.0 at gotdotnet.
