How to send data through the soapUI tool and how to do manual? [closed]

First, I recommend you study a bit about WebServices.

  

SOAP

     

It is a message transfer protocol in XML format for use in distributed environments. The SOAP standard works as a framework type that allows transparent communication across multiple platforms with custom messages.

     

By applying this standard in Web Services, WSDL is often used to describe the structure of SOAP messages and possible actions in an endpoint.

     

One of the biggest advantages of this is that many languages and tools can easily read and generate messages. Multiple programming languages allow the generation of domain objects, Stubs, and Skeletons from the WSDL definition, allowing remote communication via RPC through remote-method calls, even with complex arguments, as if they were local calls.

     

The problem with this pattern is that it adds considerable overhead, both because it is in XML and because it adds a lot of metadata tags.

     Overhead is generally considered any processing or storage in excess of either computing time, memory, bandwidth, or any other resource that is required to be used or spent to perform a given task. As a consequence, it can worsen the performance of the overhead device. (Wikipedia)   Endpoint, or in the Portuguese endpoint, is a termination or completion signal. (Wikipedia)   A stub or method stub, in Portuguese method outline, in software development, is a piece of code used to replace some other programming functionalities. A stub can simulate the behavior of an existing code (such as a procedure on a remote machine) or be a temporary substitute for the code yet to be developed. They are therefore more useful in portability, distributed computing as well as software development and testing in general. (Wikipedia)

More about webservices:

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After a little understanding of Webservices you can see the tutorials below.

Tutorial on how to use soapUI:

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Tutorial on how to call a webservice in Java:

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