asked on Message Protocol for a web Site
I know web services use SOAP for their message protocol. A regular Website (not web service) uses SOAP for message protocol correct?
I know that is a silly question but I want to make suure I know what I am talking about.
I know that is a silly question but I want to make suure I know what I am talking about.
.NET ProgrammingWeb ApplicationsSOAP Protocol
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Dave Baldwin
Regular web sites are just HTML. SOAP implies a programming language that isn't needed for HTML.
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So from your answer I perceive that SOAP is for web services not for web sites. Websites send back HTML.
One last question. The response message from website is in the form of HTML. How about the request to a website; what form is the message to the webserver for an aspx page ( ON a GET or POST)?
One last question. The response message from website is in the form of HTML. How about the request to a website; what form is the message to the webserver for an aspx page ( ON a GET or POST)?
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