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What is SOAP and why it is required ?
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Answer / umesh thumar
SOAP :: Simple Object Access Protocol
SOAP is a protocol that is used for communication between application and service by sending message ( XML-based ) via internet using HTTP.
Two main reasons for using SOAP is::
(1) Platform independent
(2) Language independent
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Answer / aswini de
SOAP stands for simple object Access protocol .
SOAP structures a message into two main parts: the headers
and the body.
SOAP is more than just a sender-receiver protocol, although
that, too, is certainly the dominant use today. SOAP
supports the concept of a message passing from a recipient,
possibly through one or more intermediaries, and ending up
at its destination, more precisely known as the ultimate
receiver.
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Answer / aswini de
SOAP is core part of WEB-SERVICE. Mainly SOAP is an XML
syntax for exchanging message because of XML is language and
platform
indepent.SOAP is use when we are creating web services
because Web services means publish a method(method resolve
business logic) globally.
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