Information on WSDL (Web Services Description Language)
WSDL (Web Services Description Language) provides a means based
on XML by which the capabilities of a web server
can be described. WSDL describes web services in terms
of a set of end points that accept requests and
issue responses. A WSDL document specifies the server providing
the services, the binding of the services provided to the
services and the message formats used for requests and responses.
WSDL is used in UDDI (WHAT IS THIS??), and in
conjunction with SOAP, HTTP and MIME.
Other topics in our resources on XML related to WSDL include:
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