Derive WSDL?

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Derive WSDL?..

Answer / nageswara rao.g

wsdl stands for web services Description Language.

it can be used to describe 1.webservices
2.Web methods in webservices
3.paramers & return types

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Derive WSDL?..

Answer / srujana

WSDL - Web Services Description Language.

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Derive WSDL?..

Answer / anand

WSDL stands:
WEB SERVICE DISCRIPTION LANGUAGE
used to describe web services and also used to locate web
services.

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Derive WSDL?..

Answer / raovarinder singh

According to Microsoft,Dell and manymore WSDL is Web
Service Description Language.

Please refer :
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175476.aspx

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Derive WSDL?..

Answer / jiss

WSDL is actually Web Service Definition Language not
Describtion Language

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Derive WSDL?..

Answer / lalit

Web Service Defination Language (WSDL) is used for
compiling the web services.

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