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This plugin is really great; I use it for API testing on Burp Suite. It would be even better if it were also compatible with SOAP requests. For example, there's a related project below, but it's very old; could you use that as a reference to eliminate this possibility? https://github.com/portswigger/wsdler
Thanks @pentest551 , glad SpecOps is useful for your API testing! :)
SOAP/WSDL support is a reasonable idea.
SpecOps is built specifically around OpenAPI/Swagger - the parser, request model, and request builder all assume REST semantics, so SOAP would be a sizable addition (a WSDL/XSD parser plus a SOAP-envelope request builder, likely as its own module) rather than a quick change.
I'll keep this open and tagged as an enhancement to gauge interest.
Thanks @pentest551 , glad SpecOps is useful for your API testing! :)
SOAP/WSDL support is a reasonable idea.
SpecOps is built specifically around OpenAPI/Swagger - the parser, request model, and request builder all assume REST semantics, so SOAP would be a sizable addition (a WSDL/XSD parser plus a SOAP-envelope request builder, likely as its own module) rather than a quick change.
I'll keep this open and tagged as an enhancement to gauge interest.
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github-actions commentedon Jul 12, 2026
Thanks for filing your first issue. Please include a minimal repro and the SpecOps version.
rawatprince commentedon Jul 12, 2026
Thanks @pentest551 , glad SpecOps is useful for your API testing! :)
SOAP/WSDL support is a reasonable idea.
SpecOps is built specifically around OpenAPI/Swagger - the parser, request model, and request builder all assume REST semantics, so SOAP would be a sizable addition (a WSDL/XSD parser plus a SOAP-envelope request builder, likely as its own module) rather than a quick change.
I'll keep this open and tagged as an enhancement to gauge interest.