Using the Web Service Test Tool

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Last updated: Sept 23, 2020 by Fiona Hardy
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The Reapit Web Service Test Tool allows you to test a Reapit client's SOAP API.

In order to use it you will need three pieces of information:

  1. The client’s WSDL. Usually, https://webservice.reapit.net/[ CLIENT CODE ]/?wsdl. E.g. https://webservice.reapit.net/demo/?wsdl.

  2. A client ID, e.g. DemoUser

  3. A password, e.g. 8ed799bbe77c96311e71f64b99ec2ddde765d13a

 

Location

The test tool is accessed on https://tracker.reapit.net/demo/_support/web-service/.

Authorisation

To log in, enter your client ID and password and click Load.

Methods

The methods you can access will be determined by the permissions granted to the API Key you’re using and will be listed down the left hand side of post-login landing page.

A full list of available methods can be found here.

Clicking on a method in the left hand menu allows you to test it

 

Testing a Method

To test a method, enter the data required for your test in the form and click Run

Response

The data returned by the API will be displayed on the next page:

Along with the SOAP Request:

And the SOAP Response:

The SOAP Request is useful to compare against the same Request generated by a different system when that system is reporting different results to the Web Service Test Tool.

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