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Introduction to SOAP
When you start thinking about Data Architectures, you soon get into 'Web Services'.
This in turn, leads to thinking about ways of exchanging data by using Remote Services
provided as Web Services from unknown processors.
One of the standards that these Remote Services can conform to is called SOAP, which stands for 'Simple Object Access Protocol'
SOAP serves as an underlying method invocation protocol for Hewlett-Packard's e-Speak and Microsoft's .NET.
It therefore provides a standard syntax for passing arguments and results back and forth between execution environments.
Here is a series of Useful Links :-
SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
ArsDigita
Beginner's Introduction
IBM Developer Works
Using WSDL in SOAP Applications.
SoapWare
Busy Developers Guide.
Sun
Sun ONE(Open Net Environments) White Papers.
W3 Consortium
Web Service Description Language, (WSDL).
W3 Consortium
Specifications Version 1.1.