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Another way of realizing services, other then SOAP/WSDL/UDDI approach
- Closely follows the Web principles (REST principles)
A RESTful Web service...
- ... exposes its data and functionality through interlinked Web resources indentified by URI and meant to be consumed by an autonomous program (i.e., machine).
- ... is more data-centric, and less functionality-centric (as opposed to SOAP services).
- ... embeds functionality of the service in the uniform HTTP interfaces for interaction: GET, PUT, DELETE, POST.
- ... uses HTTP as the application protocol instead of SOAP
Like a Web application, but for machines.
Like WS-*, but focused on Web resources (i.e., data).
WS-* stands for a variety of specifications related to SOAP-based Web Services.

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