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--- guides:sample_web_service_project [2018/10/26 22:49] – brett.zamora
+++ guides:sample_web_service_project [2018/10/26 23:02] (current) – brett.zamora
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 **Disclaimer:** This sample project is provided as is for reference purposes only. It is not intended to represent production quality code.
+The application demonstrates functions like:
+  * Obtaining the value of a Base64 document string from an XML file.
+  * Calculating a SHA384 Hash and converting the hash to a Base64 string.
+  * Logging in to obtain a soft-token for use with the various web services.
+  * Calling StoreChecksum web service to store a checksum value.
+  * Calling the ValidateChecksum web service to validate a checksum value.
 The project can be downloaded by clicking this link: ({{guides:checksumtool.zip|Checksum Tool}})
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 To use the tool, the typical order of steps would be:
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+{{tablelayout?colwidth="200px,400px"&rowsFixed=1&rowsVisible=10&float=center}}
 ^ Step ^ Comment ^
 | Enter User Name & PW | These are special web service user accounts provided to you by CeRTNA. |
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 | Click the Store button | The calculated checksum is stored in the CeRTNA Portal and a Checksum Key is returned and displayed in the Base64 Document Checksum Key field. |
 | Click the Validate button | The ChecksumKey and Checksum values displayed on the form are used to validate the locally calculated checksum value against the stored value in the database. |
+| Click the Reset button | This clears the form fields. |
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+There are plenty of other tools available for testing web services as well. One of the tools CeRTNA works with is POSTMAN. You can download a free version of POSTMAN from the following URL: https://www.getpostman.com/apps