What is the standard you use to wrap up a call to a Web
service
Answer Posted / ammuganesh
Web services communicate via messages formatted in the SOAP
standard, where the messages are transmitted over the
Internet using (typically) the HTTP protocol. A Web service
call begins with the client sending a request for a
particular method to the Web service. The Web service then
processes this request and returns the result of the method
wrapped up in a SOAP message.
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