XML Web Services
An XML Web Service is a routine procedure that can provide a particular piece of functionality, such as application logic.
An XML Web Service is generally accessible to any number of potentially-distributed systems through the use of Internet protocol standards, such as HTTP.
An XML Web Services depend on the acceptance of XML and other Internet standards to create an architecture that enables application interoperability.
Developers can create applications that use an XML Web Services from different sources in much the same way that developers traditionally use components when creating a distributed application.
A key characteristic of an XML Web Service is the high degree of abstraction that can exist between the implementation ...
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