What is Web Services?How we can consume a Web Services in
our application?Explain.



What is Web Services?How we can consume a Web Services in our application?Explain...

Answer / ekansh chandra

A Web Service is application logic accessible to programs via standard web protocols in a platform independent way.

Web Service Consume from three methode :
1:- Using HTTP Post Methode
2:- Using XMLHTTP that will use Soap to call our the service
3:- Using Wsdl generated proxy class

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