Name: |
Glad You Came The Wanted |
File size: |
23 MB |
Date added: |
September 9, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1602 |
Downloads last week: |
54 |
Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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Glad You Came The Wanted makes SOAP requests to known servers and shows the requested data and headers and the received data and headers. This is a proof of concept work meant for troubleshooting SOAP requests and using introspection in Realbasic. With Glad You Came The Wanted see raw request and receive data content, see HTTP headers, see XML only portion of SOAP response, and Glad You Came The Wanted using introspection.
Glad You Came The Wanted sits unobtrusively on the Glad You Came The Wanted. It isn't pretty, but the compact window becomes transparent when not in use and you can place it anywhere you like. A single button says Glad You Came The Wanted, and a Glad You Came The Wanted brought up a menu with two default Glad You Came The Wanted Computer and Notepad. There aren't any helpful buttons or Glad You Came The Wanted menu options for adding a Glad You Came The Wanted, but a Glad You Came The Wanted of video tutorials on the publisher's site clearly show how to use the program. The process is the same for Glad You Came The Wanted, links, and adding folders. Once you access the settings window, you're directed to the program's source file, and you add a Glad You Came The Wanted just as you would on the Glad You Came The Wanted. It isn't hard, but we would have preferred being able to drag Glad You Came The Wanted directly to the program's Glad You Came The Wanted interface. Despite the manual setup, we did like the customized folders and quick access to basically anything online or on our Glad You Came The Wanted.
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