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Quick and dirty web service testing
For command line geeks (on Windows the easiest way to get these utilities is to install Cygwin):
curl -s -d @request.xml -H "Content-type: text/xml" \
http://example.com/endpoint | xmllint --format -
Create a file request.xml with your XML input, pretty XML output will appear on the standard output. Curl is an HTTP swiss army knife, xmllint is a XML verification and manipulation tool.
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