Answer / kakani

Web Services Description Language

Answer / suresh.gv

It will provide Complete Description about WebService.
Through that another application can communicate with this
service based on the info. provided by the WSDL(Web Service
Description Language)

Answer / vamsi krishna alluru

Dear All,

Wsdl Stands for Web Service Description Langauge

Answer / vamsi krishna alluru

Web Service Description Langauge

Answer / krishnamrajgoud

web service description language

Answer / ramesh

webservice is an application that designed to interact with other application through internet.

soap-simple object access protocol used to interact with other application. This main function transfer the object from one application to another application and it translate objects into xml format

Answer / praveen singh

Web services Description Language


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Answer / praveen

Web Services is a fairly new technology that has become
very popular in the past few years. Basically, a Web
service is a service that is created to communicate, using
standard XML formats, to any application that knows how to
talk to it. The Web service will have a public interface
written in Web Service Description Language (WSDL). The
interface describes what the Web service does and how to
communicate with it. The actual communication is done with
XML, typically using the SOAP protocol. Because XML is
basically just text, an application that can read text can
read and interpret a Web service.

Answer / atul

web service description language

Answer / anjani kumar

"WSDL stands for Web Services Dsescription Langauge. There is WSDL.exe that creates a .wsdl Files which defines how an XML Web service behaves and instructs clients as to how to interact with the service.

eg: wsdl http://LocalHost/WebServiceName.asmx".

write a sample code make use of xmltext writer

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