wcfstorm

Q : What is the difference between the Personal and Enterprise licenses?
A : The Personal license is valid for personal use only while the Enterprise license is valid for commercial/enterprise use. In other words, if you'll be using WCFStorm in a machine at your work place you should be going for the Enterprise license.

Q: On how many machines can I install WCFStorm together with the license I've purchased?
A : A single license is valid for use only on a single machine (1 license == 1 seat).  A license can only be installed/used on multiple machines if it was purchased during promotion that specifically states that the license is for multiple seats.

Q: Does the license need to be renewed yearly?
A : Yes.  Licenses need to be renewed every year.  In order to receive discount on the renewal fee, please contact us.

Q: Is netTcpBinding supported?
A:  Yes.  WCFStorm needs to access and analyze the WSDL in order for it to dynamically invoke the service.  If you don't have a local copy of the wsdl, a mexHttpBinding must be added to the service. 

Please have a look at http://www.wcfstorm.com/wcf/getting-started.aspx.  At step #4, it shows that it's invoking the service using netTcpBinding    

Q: Can I use WCFStorm to test a web service that was not written in a .NET language?
A:  Yes of course you can!

Q: We have an internal WCF Service that we have exposed via the internet by changing the binding from netTcpBinding to basicHttpBinding.  Will my previous test cases created with WCFStorm still work?

A: Yes.  The functional and performance test cases of WCFStorm are not tied to the binding or to any specific endpoint configuration.

Q: Does WCFStorm support callbacks (duplex scenarios)?

A: Not yet, but come back in a month's time and it will be here. Alternatively, if you'd like to try out a beta version that supports callbacks, don't hesitate to contact us.