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WSDL
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WSDLWeb Services Description Language (XML format for describing network services)
WSDLWeb Service Definition Language (less common)
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It also now offers integrated windows authentication (NTLM), IP spoofmg, Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) support and virtual user rendezvous points.
OpenLoad 4.5 by Database and Network Journal
WSDL--As its name suggests, the Web Service Definition Language provides communication links between Web services.
Tear down the walls: universities are building bridges between their ... by Panettieri, Joseph C. / University Business
com, the ability to create data services directly from a standard Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) file and, for enterprise users, powerful monitoring and management services that make it possible to quickly detect and correct runtime issues with operational data services.
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