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WSDL

  • 1. SOAP is Called a Communication Protocol

  • 2. Tools and Code Generation from WSDL

  • 3. WSDL Namespaces

  • 4. Abstract vs. Concrete parts of WSDL

  • 5. <documentation> element in WSDL

  • 6. Fault element in WSDL

  • 7. Extensibility Elements in WSDL

  • 8. Message Exchange Patterns (MEP)

  • 9. Binding in WSDL

  • 10. advantages of WSDL

  • 11. limitations of WSDL

  • 12. Solicit Response

  • 13. Request Response

  • 14. One way” operation in WSDL and SOAP web services

  • 15. What is UDDI

  • 16. Introduction to WSDL

  • 17. WSDL, SOAP, and UDDI Overview

  • 18. Service Registry

  • 19. Service Consumer

  • 20. Service Provider in WSDL

  • 21. Purpose: Defines the input and output messages for operations

  • 22. How WSDL Facilitates Web Service Interaction

  • 23. Elements of a WSDL Document

  • 24. Disadvantages of WSDL

  • 25. Advantages of WSDL

  • 26. WSDL Patterns of Operation

  • 27. Features of WSDL

  • 28. WSDL Bindings

  • 29. History

  • 30. Subset

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