WSDL & Web Service Viewers
Soap Tester
Build and preview SOAP requests from WSDL operations. Generate request XML with proper envelope structure. Browser-based tool.
Wsdl To Json
Convert WSDL definitions to JSON format. Extract services, operations, and message schemas. Browser-based WSDL parser.
Wsdl Viewer
Parse and view WSDL web service definitions. See operations, bindings, ports, and messages. Free, private, works offline.
Web Service Definition Analysis
WSDL (Web Services Description Language) files define SOAP web service contracts—operations, message formats, data types, and endpoint URLs. These XML documents can be hundreds or thousands of lines long with complex nested structures. Our WSDL viewer parses and presents this information in human-readable format, helping developers understand and integrate with web services.
Service Contract Understanding
WSDL files describe everything needed to call a web service: available operations (methods), required input parameters, expected response formats, and fault messages for error handling. Our viewer extracts and displays this information clearly, eliminating the need to manually parse XML.
Enterprise Integration
Legacy enterprise systems, government services, and financial APIs often use SOAP web services with WSDL contracts. Understanding these contracts is essential for integration projects. Our tools help developers quickly assess compatibility, identify required data types, and plan implementation.
Common Use Cases
- API integration planning: Understand web service capabilities before beginning integration work
- Endpoint discovery: Extract service URLs and binding information from WSDL
- Message format analysis: Identify required XML structure for requests and responses
- Legacy system documentation: Generate readable documentation from WSDL files