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Style / Usage SOAP Request / Response

I was wondering if anyone could explain the differences in the web service SOAP request / response with the following style / use of wsdl binding:

  • Document / Literal
  • RPC / literal
  • wrapped document style

Thanks in advance

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In this article from IBM DeveloperWorks [ What style of WSDL should I use? ] has an excellent explanation of the differences between these binding styles. In short, the only differences are the values ​​of the SOAP binding style attribute ("rpc" or "document") in the WSDL file and the way the arguments and return values ​​of the message are determined (and therefore how they appear in SOAP):

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, №3 (Document/literal Wrapped) , Microsoft, OSS, (, WSDL/XSD, ). Microsoft [1] Java/OSS (Axis2, JAX-WS) .

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