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The JBoss Web Service Tester is now available more quickly from WSDL files in the Project Explorer in the context menu. Select a WSDL file and right-click, choosing Web Services -> Test in JBoss Web Service Tester. This will open the WS Tester if it was not already open and make it visible if it wasn't already. The URL field will be pre-populated. You can then click the "Get from WSDL" button to the right of the drop-down in the toolbar to select which operation you wish to test.

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The JBoss Web Service Tester is now available more quickly from WSDL files in the Project Explorer in the context menu. Select a WSDL file and right-click, choosing Web Services -> Test in JBoss Web Service Tester. This will open the WS Tester if it was not already open and make it visible if it wasn't already. The URL field will be pre-populated. You can then click the "Get from WSDL" button to the right of the drop-down in the toolbar to select which operation you wish to test.

Two different presentations today proved that there need to be more integration points to simplify access to the JBoss WS Tester.

Currently in Eclipse with WTP installed, if you right-click on a WSDL file, you see "web services->test with web services explorer"

We need to do the same thing for the JBT WS tester.

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JBIDE-10609 Hook up WS Tester to the JAX-RS tooling

relates to

JBIDE-10285 Run As > On Server support for jax-rs GET end points