The sendsoap command uses a lightweight HTTP client to send SOAP messages via POST.
The sendsoap command uses a lightweight HTTP client to send SOAP messages via POST using either a file or standard in as the source for the message. The command is useful for testing HTTP endpoints in PXE or external HTTP services that PXE will interact with, as sendsoap uses the same client as the HTTP-SOAP Protocol Adapter.
| Option/Argument |
Effect |
| url |
the HTTP URL to post the message to. |
| file |
a file containing the message to post. |
| - |
read the message data from standard in instead of a file. |
| -o file |
sets a file to write the output to; otherwise, output is sent to the console. |
| -q|-v|-vv |
adjust the verbosity of logging output. See [Loging and Output for Commandline Tools]. |
| -h |
prints a synopsis to the console and exits. |