I managed to somehow reply to the wrong post.... here it is in the right one
I think the really simplest thing to do is use curl.
curl <options>
http://url/to/your/ws
Don't be scared when you look at the curl man page and see that there are 100+ options, just find the ones you need to make it be a POST, GET, PUT or HEAD request etc. For a PUT request example:
curl -T some-file.txt
http://url/to/PUT/service
You can make the calls with no args, with args... whatever.. and receive or not receive a response
Alex Sherwin
alex.sherwin_at_acadiasoft.com
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Simplest thing to do is write a simple java (or whatever, a scripting language perhaps) web service client and then call that.
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