Is it possible to do mocking soap service call without having wsdl using request and response

[apraveen2010]

Hi Team

I want to mock one soapui web service call but I don't have wsdl file. I have request, response xml's and xsd's.

Could you please let me know that whether is it possible or not.

If possible please tell me steps to do

[SmartBearAmber]

If you're using Ready! API, the ServiceV tool will allow you to virtualize an API either by discovery or by creating the request and response in an empty project.

For more information, see http://readyapi.smartbear.com/servicev/getting_started/create_virt

[apraveen2010]

But we mocked rest web service call using soapui pro without wadl also

[nmrao]

Are you at a point where you can't get the wsdl for the same? May be you want to check with service provider or your team if that is internally developed service.

I am afraid you can do this without wsdl in ReadyAPI.

[apraveen2010]

Thanks for giving reply.

Please clarify below query

I have webservice call to get xml data, this is not REST and SOAP call. This is just xml request and response, to mock it how should I proceed

Please let me know if you need more info

Please help me on it

[nmrao]

What new information have you added apart from the initial question? You haven't mentioned anything to the earlier reply. Would mind re-look at it and reply accordingly?

[apraveen2010]

I got info from first reply that it is not possible to mock service without wsdl

What I asked in last question is I have service with normal xml request and xml response(not wsdl or not wadl means not rest implemented and not soap implemented). To mock this how can I proceed in soapui

Please help me on it

[nmrao]

Sorry. you can't use without wsdl, in my view.

[apraveen2010]

Ok

Please let me know if corresponsing web service is not implemented with SOAP and REST then how should we mock

[nmrao]

wsdl / wadl / swagger definition are similar to interface in java language.

That basically allows client application what kind of request is allowed by service.
Without out it, how would client create a valid request to call the service? Service may not respond for a random request, right?

May be you would want to tell what kind of service that you are trying to call (if not soap or rest and still want to use soapui) or more details on the use case would help.