Answer / alb.shah

Web Services are business logic components which provide
functionality via the Internet using standard protocols
such as HTTP.

Web Sevices uses Simple Object Access Protocol(SOAP) in
order to expose the business functionality. SOAP defines a
standardized format in XML which can be exchanged between
two entities over standard protocols such as HTTP. SOAP is
platform indipendent so consumer of a Web Service is
therfore completely shielded from any implementation
details about the platform edposing the Web Service. For
the consumer it is simply ablack box of sen and receive XML
over HTTP.

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