Postman Now Supports WSDL
Blog post from Postman
Postman has introduced support for WSDL (Web Services Description Language) files, addressing a long-standing user request and enhancing its capacity to handle multiple API specification formats. This new feature allows developers to import WSDL files, generate SOAP requests, and collaborate on testing and debugging SOAP services within Postman's collections and workspaces, facilitating work across different architectural patterns and software standards in a single platform. Users can import WSDL 1.1 and 2.0 files, with Postman automatically generating SOAP envelopes, streamlining the process of crafting requests. This update also enables users to define SOAP services as Postman APIs, link requests to documentation, and validate collections against the WSDL schema to ensure alignment with the API specification, thus improving service quality and reducing discrepancies between stated specifications and actual traffic. Postman encourages feedback through GitHub, its community forum, and direct contact to refine this feature further.
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