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I have few things that im confused about when it comes to understanding
SOAP what how it works

1.do we consider SOAP as a protocol or rather a set of rules that we
have
to follow to make an interoperable Messaging architecture?

2.How does SOAP operate over the HTTP protocol? is there an article or a
usefull source that explains that?

3.Suppose i wanted to use Web Services and SOAP as the underlying
protocol for my web services, now suppose that i would rather want to
interact with
the SOAP messages in its XML Format before going to the method
invokation, how do i do that ?


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Funny Paul how the majority of these questions are
answered in the link that I gave you the other day. Why
should someone spend the time to answer this again? Did
you actually review the link? In fact, I know your first
question is answered!

>-----Original Message-----
>I have few things that im confused about when it comes
to understanding
>SOAP what how it works
>
>1.do we consider SOAP as a protocol or rather a set of
rules that we
>have
>to follow to make an interoperable Messaging
architecture?
>
>2.How does SOAP operate over the HTTP protocol? is there
an article or a
>usefull source that explains that?
>
>3.Suppose i wanted to use Web Services and SOAP as the
underlying
>protocol for my web services, now suppose that i would
rather want to
>interact with
>the SOAP messages in its XML Format before going to the
method
>invokation, how do i do that ?
>
>
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***
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>.
>