18 November 2008 - 2.5 |
soapUI is the leading tool for Web Service Testing. With more than760 000 downloads, it's the most used tool for SOA testing in the world.
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To support its 150,000 strong user community, Eviware has partnered with Think88, Skills Matter and PushToTest to offer an intensive 3-day SoapUI Pro training workshop
The first scheduled date of this course will take place in London on December 3-5th and will be taught by Robert D. Schneider of our partners Think88, and will be hosted by Skills Matter, Europe's largest provider of training and events on Open Source technology and Agile software development.
As part of our community, you will be entitled to 20% discount off the course fees, quoting promotion code SM1247-622237-6BW when registering for this course .
Eviware's CTO Ole Matzura and CSO Niclas Reimertz will both make a guest appearance at this event - so if you want to learn how to construct robust functional, scalability, and reliability tests for your Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web services, and REST-based services and hear where SoapUI is heading first hand from Ole, Niclas and Robert, this is your chance!
For more information and registration, please go to http://skillsmatter.com/course/soa-rest/soapui-pro-training and don't forget to use Promotion code SM1247-622237-6BW to claim your community discount!
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