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I'm starting to work on a project on java with eclipse IDE, and I understood that there is a plug-in that I can fallow the requests and the responds. I've been looking for them but haven't found anything, if any one knows, I'd be very thankful.

+3  A: 

I'd recommend that you use SoapUI for your response/requests, if you have deployed web service on your localhost or anywhere.

c0mrade
+2  A: 

SOAPUI is a very nice tool. You can download it standalone (I prefer) or you can also download the Eclipse plugin for it.

Ross
@Ross how is that answer different than mine?
c0mrade
It is not. Considering we both answered the same min ago I think that explains the duplicate post
Ross
@mtpettyp I think answers on SO are LIFO, you can conclude that easily you see your answer @ the top
c0mrade
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Eclipse has a built in Web Service explorer that may be enough for your needs.

  1. Open the JavaEE Perspective
  2. Click "Run", then "Launch the Web Services Explorer"
  3. Click the WSDL Page icon in the top right corner
  4. Click "WSDL Main" and enter your WSDL URL.

This will allow you to use a UI to enter in your parameter values but also switch back to the raw request and response xml if necessary.

mtpettyp