4. Elements
SOAP is made up of different "layers" built on top of XML (figure 8 ). Each layer has a specific role to play in making SOAP independent of programming languages and runtime platforms.
The core is the XML language and the various namespaces that have been defined.
An optional part allows you to define models to represent services on the Internet. We have already mentioned 3 ...
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