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I’m developing an .NET application (WinForms, .NET Framework 4.0) and i need to call a method from a web service.
The problem is that the client’s web service is only accessible from inside its network. So at development time, i can’t access it, so I can add it as a refference.
How should I proceed?
Should I create some kind of replica of that web service in my network?
Which would be the best option?
I’d get the WSDL and write a mock of it that i can call from my side.
I’d then make it return data that i was expecting and then later on have it return data that i wasn’t expecting.
Then when you deploy it (should) be ok but you would need to run some integration tests.
The alternative it to tell them to open a port for you to use so that you can write the s/ware.