Programming against WSDL without access to actual webservice
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I'm going to use C# to read data from a few webservices. I've done that many times before, but those times I've had direct access to the webservices from my development machine.
In this project I've just been sent a .wsdl file, and a couple of .xsd files for the webservice they have in their local intranet.
I've seen that I can use "Add Web Reference", and point directly to the .wsdl file, so that a C# class is created.
But how can I really test it? I'd like to return some dummy data that I can visualize while I develop. Any tips for this situation?
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